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Anonymous users2024-01-23It depends on the size of the soap and the diameter of the sewer. My family once fell into the soap, and then found a housekeeping tool to break the soap. Of course, there are also those that are directly washed away, this is a probability event, you pray.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Of course not, the blockage is also short-lived, and it will melt after a long time.
It is recommended that you use a washbasin, pour a bottle of vinegar into it, add a thermos of boiling water, hot water in the solar can also be used, and then pour it in, wait a few minutes, my family is so passable, it is good to try a few more times if it doesn't work once. After turning it on, rinse it with plenty of water and it's OK. >>>More
Moved easy to use, most of the home decoration are displaced, as long as the installation is reasonable, I don't know if your bathroom is sunken, or falling into the water downstairs, as long as it is sunken, you can move far away, if it is downstairs, downstairs agrees, you can drill holes, only ten centimeters can be used displacement.
After flushing down, use a large amount of water to flush for a period of time, if the speed of the water is the same as the original, it means that it is not blocked, and if the water slows down, quickly find someone to get through. Generally, it doesn't matter if the small rag is used, it depends on how well you do it in the water.
Fish it out.
If you can't see the soap anymore, use a puff to pick it, there are other ways, which have been listed, or it is not recommended to find a professional. >>>More