Flush and tap toilet water saver system

Claim 1

A flush and tap toilet water saver system for use in the modern water saver toilets of the type having a water closet and can utilize a flapper valve, an overflow tube with a valve seat and a water supply valve controlled by a float ball, said system comprised of: a) a conventional operating handle mounted to the water closet, connected to a lever extending out over the flapper valve so that the operating handle can rotate the lever when pushed; b) a main flapper valve pivotally mounted at the base of the overflow tube so as to normally sit upon the valve seat over a flush port and having an air chamber for holding air therein; c) said flapper valve having an air bleeder valve installed thereon for evacuating air from the air chamber when said bleeder valve is opened; d) said bleeder valve having a tripper coupled by a cord to the operating handle lever such that when the operating handle is pushed, the main flapper valve is pulled up while simultaneously rotating said tripper to uncover an air release hole and thus venting air from the air chamber of said main flapper valve in order to cause the flapper valve to lose buoyancy; e) said tripper, interacting with pins set into walls of said bleeder valve such that when the operating handle is pressed, then momentarily released and then trapped, rotating forward to close off escaping air from the flapper valve and thus maintaining its full buoyancy.