Don't Bother to Clean This Toilet, It'll Clean Itself.
Okay, self-cleaning devices for toilets have been around for a while, but, to my knowledge, they are all after-market add-ons that are unsightly and, often, marginally effective. This toilet from American Standard, called ActiClean, features a fully integrated self-cleaning system.
A disposable cleaning cartridge is hidden in the tank lid. A flip-up door on the tank top houses the control panel, which is activated by the push of a button. The cleaning concentrate travels from the cartridge, through a designated channel in the tank and is mixed with water. High-velocity jets release the cleaning solution into the bowl creating a scouring action.
The cleaner then soaks in the bowl. The ActiClean offers a quick clean cycle that takes one minute; or a deep clean alternative that offers an extended, 10-minute cycle. When the soaking time has ended, the system will automatically siphon the cleaning agent and rinse the bowl with clear water.
The ActiClean is ideal for high-traffic bathrooms or reducing day-to-day scrubbing, though it does not eliminate the need for occasional external cleaning. For homes with small children, the cleaning function can be locked and the cleaning cycle can even be canceled mid-cycle if needed.
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