Flush Valve

The flush valve releases water into the toilet bowl to initiate the flushing process. It consists of a mechanism that opens to allow water to flow from the tank into the bowl when the flush handle is activated. This action creates the necessary force to remove waste from the bowl and carry it through the plumbing system. The toilet flush valve closes once the flushing is complete, preventing water from continuously flowing into the bowl. Regular maintenance of the flush valve is essential to ensure proper functionality.