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'''The Cistern Flush Toilet is usually porcelain and is a mass-produced, factory made User Interface. The Flush Toilet consists of a water tank that supplies the water for flushing the excreta and a bowl into which the excreta are deposited.'''
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===Adequacy===
A Cistern Flush Toilet should not be considered unless all of the connections and hardware accessories are available locally. The Cistern Flush Toilet must be connected to both a constant source of water for flushing and a Collection and Storage/Treatment or Conveyance technology to receive the blackwater. The Cistern Flush Toilet is suitable for both public and private applications and can be used in every climate.
===Health Aspects/Acceptance===
It is a safe and comfortable toilet to use provided it is kept clean.
===Maintenance===
Although flushwater continuously rinses the bowl, the toilet should be scrubbed clean regularly. Maintenance is required for the replacement or repair of some mechanical parts or fittings.
===Manuals, videos and links===
* [https://www.wsp.org/hwws-toolkit/hwws-tk-home?utm_source=Newsletter_May_2013&utm_campaign=Wasrag+February+2013Newsletter&utm_medium=email Handwashing with Soap Toolkit]
===References===
* Maki, B. (2005). [http://www.hammerzone.com/archives/bath/projects/remod_w1/toilet/new_1/install.htm Assembling and Installing a New Toilet]. Describes how to install a toilet with full colour photos and step-by-step instructions.
* Vandervort, D. (2007). [http://hometips.com/content/toilets_intro.html Toilets: Installation and Repair]. HomeTips.com. Describes each part of the toilet in detail as well as providing links to other tools such as how to install a toilet, how to fix a leaking toilet and other toilet essentials.
===Acknowledgements===
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