Here are two loos at two different homes I stayed at in England. One seems to have a valve and I don’t think the other, more posh one does. What is an airing cabinet?
Why do you have photos of toilets?! 
It’s a long story… but the short answer is, I used to blog… and toilets were a favorite topic!
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Clearly…they have been oh so popular here.
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Oh Kona, how you make me smile!
My loo is like the first …where is the valve ?
The airing cupboard usually houses the boiler and traditionally it’s where we keep blankets.
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And also a great place to rise the dough if your making homemade bread 
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It’s kind of cut off in the picture… but isn’t it on the lower corner connected to that white pipe? 
Yes! My mum also grew some chicks in the airing cupboard… ah those were the days 
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@Zandra, @konacoconutz, @azreala
Dear fellow hosts, I’m so sorry my lament on my guest’s clogged toilet incident created friction amongst hosts…in my, admittedly, ignorance, I think it’s the guest’s fault…
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You know I love you all, but this is such a weird thread.
Can I use the word weird?
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My London toilet. All pipes hidden except for the one that matters that has a small black valve to turn off the water supply. Thanks for bringing this up, I have to admit I’d never really looked too closely at this and now thanks to you guys I know what to do if it overflows, yay! 
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I knew I was good for something! Just another skill that I honed myself after my divorce…along with chainsawing, painting and gutter cleaning. Not that my ex did any of those things to begin with. 
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HAHa, good hobbie!