Adjusting fill volume on toilet

Question

If I adjust the fill volume on my toilet valve, will it reduce the amount of water my toilet uses?

Mcmillan · Answer

depending wheather you torn it clockwise or anti clockwise you can turn it what level on the cistern

Ben · Answer

Yes absolutely, the flush volume can only be as great as the water held in the cistern.

Andrew · Answer

Yes it will, just dont adjust it too much, youll tell by the sound when you press the flush.

Tadeusz · Answer

Yes, but be wise so you don't need to splash twice

Andrei · Answer

Yes, regulation state that the 6 litres should be enough for a full flush. Some old toilets require over 6 litres for a proper flush.

Omar · Answer

Yes, it will although be care full not to reduce to much. If you have a newer cistern you should already have a 3 & 6lt flush. 

If is a single flush you should be able to adjust this and do no less then 6lt for a full reccomend flush.

Lee · Answer

Yes but not recommend as the water level is set to a certain amount of water in order for the waste solids and paper to be flushed down the drains without causing any issue like blockages. If there's not enough water the waste will just sit in the pipe then the next time the toilet is used the waste just builds up .

Patrick · Answer

Yes. But if you reduce too much it won’t do a proper flush.

Neil · Answer

If u low the volume of water yes but this could lead to issues when getting rid of no2s I would recommend installing a dual flush syphon you require a min of 6l to get rid of a no2

Kenneth · Answer

Yes of course it qwilk recommend is to use 6ltrs at possible  if you can do it

Adjusting fill volume on toilet

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