Observed arrival · 2026-10-24
FlushSitter: a scheduled flush for empty-house toilets
FlushSitter is a proposed tank-mounted device that would flush toilets on a schedule and alert owners when a flush or refill fails.
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- Owners of homes left empty for weeks or months
- Worth noticing
- A tank float is meant to confirm both the flush and the refill, with alerts for failed cycles.
Field notes
The described unit clips over a toilet tank without plumbing or wiring; an arm under the lid is intended to lift the flapper chain. A float checks that water leaves the tank and that it refills, while the device reports flush events, battery level, and daily check-ins over the home's Wi-Fi. The page says the product is in prototype testing in fall 2026 and invites email for availability; it does not show a price or release date.
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