Pressure-assisted toilets use a sealed tank that creates pressure to help flush waste more effectively. When the toilet is flushed, the pressurized air forces water into the bowl, resulting in a powerful and efficient flush. This design reduces the amount of water needed per flush while improving performance. These toilets are often quieter than traditional gravity-flush models and are less likely to clog. They are commonly found in commercial settings, such as restaurants and offices, but are also available for residential use. Their efficient flushing system can lead to lower water bills over time.