toilet cistern

A water saving device was fitted to each toilet cistern.

Kit was more upright now, leaning back against the toilet cistern.

The sliding lid on a toilet cistern provided the sound for the opening of the Ark.

Putting a "hippo" or other displacement device into the toilet cistern.

She filled both glasses, put his on top of the toilet cistern with the bottle, and sipped at hers, wondering where to start.

No single piece of machinery on the estate, water pump, toilet cistern, electricity generator, motor vehicle, was in working order.

Sutcliffe had hidden a second knife in the toilet cistern at the police station when he was permitted to use the toilet.

The broken ballcock floats in the boiler header tanks and toilet cistern were replaced.

An office fitted with nine-litre toilet cisterns that serve 100 staff could save over £500 a year in water and sewerage costs.

THE biggest domestic culprit for wasting water is the toilet cistern, which accounts for nearly one third of household consumption.

Father-of-two Ian Cadwaller found £800 tucked into a toilet cistern.

That afternoon I carefully scooped the water from the toilet cistern into a saucepan, boiled it, then stored it in the fridge.

They probe the toilet cistern and the chimney of the fireplace and the freezer compartment of his fridge.

Door handles broke off, several doors didn't fit properly, the toilet cistern misfired and three extractor fans didn't work.

The intelligent Ecoplay system keeps the water "young" via an ingenious purging and aerating program, in both storage tank and toilet cisterns.

By 1870, he and his partner Stace took over the Pelican Foundry and manufactured structural ironwork, toilet cisterns and manhole covers.

No chopping, cutting and ploughing into stupid little lines on a mirror or the top of a toilet cistern, unless you're so into ritual you regard that as the best bit.

Letting spent shower water stand for several hours (in buckets, or in a toilet cistern) gives it time to cool to room temperature, transferring much of its heat to the building interior.

Examples of water efficient steps includes fixing leaking taps, taking showers rather than baths, installing displacements devices inside toilet cisterns, and using dishwashers and washing machines with full loads.

They found his black BMW near the shop which contained rope and an imitation handgun, and they also found rope hidden in a toilet cistern in a garage.

Older toilets do not often have service ducts and often in old toilets that have been modernized, the toilet cistern might be hidden in a purpose-built 'box' tiled over.

This trend of hiding cisterns and fittings behind the walls started in the late 1950s in the United Kingdom and by the 1960s it was unusual for toilet cisterns to be visible in public toilets.

It was the place where every piece of invention of the Victorian age could first be seen - from the railway's own telegraph instrument and signalling system, newest engine or crane, to threshing machines, mangles, toilet cisterns and bicycles.

He turned on both basin taps, pulled the lever that operated the toilet cistern and used the sound of running water to drown the slight clicking noise made as he lifted the Venetian blind that shut out the hot Malayan sun.

The back half of the building has no walls, and the palm-tree-lined vista down to the sea is marred by piles of rubble, where toilet cisterns, old motorbikes and foam mattresses lie amid crumpled camp beds, shoes and doors ripped from their hinges.