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What is The WC?

Most people get confused when you mention the WC, as they all think that it refers to the room in which the loo resides, however, you may be surprised to discover that WC actually refers to the actual toilet cylinder and pan that we sit on from time to time. Chingford Plumbers know all about WCs. The humble suite has seen many changes in its design over the years, with many ultra modern designs now being available.Water regulations state that there is a limit on the amount of water that can we can use to flush the pan. A new fit toilet pan has a limit of 6litres, when not too long ago it was 9litres. The modern toilets of today are nearly all fitted with something called a Wash-Down type. This means that they make use of the discharging water pressure to wash down the waste from inside the pan into the waste system. A Chingford Plumber is a skilled tradesman.A siphonic WC can be found now and again. These were installed in houses during the 1970s and are now with such modern technical innovations a fossil as new modern units are fitted. This siphonic pan had an advantage over the wash-down pan and that was the action of the siphon to help the loo flush away the waste. It worked by lowering the pressure of the air in the pocket that is trapped between the traps., achieved by letting the flush water rush over a fitting that reduced the pressure, creating negative pressure causing a suction affect, sucking out the air between the traps of waterThis system was really good but expensive to fit, and is not used much any more.