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Zuotengdazuo Posted 4 years ago
Does the "Seated-test and unseat-induction flushing" make sense or work? If not, how do you express it in natural English?
Thank you.
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Seated-test and unseat-induction flushing to keep the toilet as clean as new.Hi. The red part is meant to express the toilet can sensor your movements either you sit on it or leave the seat. When you leave it, it flushes automatically.
Does the "Seated-test and unseat-induction flushing" make sense or work? If not, how do you express it in natural English?
Thank you.
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zuotengdazuo Hi. The red part is meant to express say that the toilet can sensor sense your movement s, either both when you sit on it or leave when you get up off the seat. When you leave it, it flushes automatically.
- zuotengdazuo Hi.
- The red part is meant to express say that the toilet can sensor sense your movement s, either both when you sit on it or leave when you get up off the seat.
- When you leave it, it flushes automatically.
- See above.
- zuotengdazuo Does the "Seated-test and unseat-induction flushing" make sense or work?
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zuotengdazuoHi. The red part is meant toexpresssay that the toilet cansensorsense your movements,eitherboth when you sit on it orleave
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zuotengdazuoDoes the "Seated-test and unseat-induction flushing" make sense or work? If not, how do you express it in natural English?
No, it doesn't make any sense. "Automatic flushing when you get up from the seat" would make sense (wot, no time to wipe your ***?). I'm not clear what, if anything, is suppose to happen when you sit down.
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