How to flush the high-speed rail toilet

High-speed rail toilets generally have warning signs, such as the arrow pointing to the flush button, squat toilet, and flush button written next to the toilet. To flush the toilet, you can try closing the toilet lid and it flushes automatically, otherwise there is a flush button.

Large ones can be flushed on high-speed trains because the portable toilets use vacuum suction, which not only takes away the feces, but also sucks away the unpleasant smell and sucks it into the bottom of the train. Excretion is stored in a dedicated box and is uniformly discharged and treated upon arrival at the station.

Any large-scale transportation facility you take has a toilet. Some trains have toilets and squat toilets. High-speed rail services are becoming more and more user-friendly. Most high-speed trains are equipped with toilets and toilet paper. The pad is disposable, usually near the toilet, check the label carefully.

The restrooms of the train are near the end or front of the carriages. As a rule, they are in the middle of the two carriages. There is always a restroom at one end. If you really can’t find it, you can ask the flight attendant.

Things to note when using the restroom on the high-speed rail

1. There is a no-smoking sign in the restroom, so it is not right to smoke in the restroom. The smoke detectors installed on high-speed trains are the most sensitive. Someone smoking will be detected, and the train will automatically slow down, causing various losses.

2. The bathroom door opens and closes automatically. You don’t need to open the door yourself. There is a green button on the bathroom door. To close the door, press the door close button according to the instructions. Also close the anti-lock safety pin again.