In-home water conservation system

Abstract

A water conservation system is provided as designed for a commode in public and domestic lavatories. The component system includes a distinctive flush mechanism of two features. One of these features entails a “treatment button” which, upon depression, will effect a fluid chemical compound into standing urinated water decolorizing and sanitizing it—in effect, bringing it back to its original, “clarified” state. The water is NOT flushed. It is “treated” and remains through subsequent “treatments” until such time when solid waste is a factor necessitating a conventional, (lever) flush. The immense savings in water volume is realized upon consideration of the number of times the “treatment button” is executed. The system is revolutionary in that it dispenses with a “necessary flush” each time the toilet is used. Moreover, this novelty system addresses the occasional local, and national, drought emergency situations.

What is claimed as new and desired to be protected by patent as set forth in the appended claims:  
     
         1 . A water conservation system for a commode which comprises: 
 a means for intromission of a fluid to remove the coloring and adverse bacteriological factors in urinated wastewater in said commode so that flushing of water is not required until solid waste is deposited into said commode, thereby reducing the amount of water needed to operate said commode, a dual-mechanism featuring a handle designed for a conventional toilet flush and a button which, upon depression, would introduce said fluid to neutralize the said adverse bacteriological factors in said urinated wastewater and decolorize said urinated wastewater allowing said wastewater to remain for sebsequent use.