Toilet suction becomes smaller? What are the possible problems?

The main reasons for the reduction of toilet suction are pipe blockage, seal damage, water damage and so on. The toilet is used for a long time, the less suction power will become, in fact, it has nothing to do with the quality of the toilet, the user does not need to replace the entire toilet, as long as a simple local repair is required, most of the reasons are that there is a problem with the fittings or pipes.

1. Pipeline blockage.

Things are blocking the drain of the toilet, but not all of them are blocked, and only a small amount of water can flow. This way, things won't be washed away, which will lead to a reduction in the flushing speed. If the flush rate is low, the water flow rate slows down, and the flushing force of the toilet bowl will naturally decrease.

In this case, we need to clean the pipes of the toilet, and if we use a wrench, the effect is not obvious enough. It is best to use a pipe unclogger and, if necessary, replace the trap of the drain.

2. The sealing ring is damaged.

Whether it is a flush toilet or a siphon toilet, when flushing, there is actually a suction cup inside the toilet, and with the suction power of the suction cup, the dirt in the toilet bowl is sucked away. A necessary condition for water absorption is to maintain a good seal in the toilet bowl and sewer. After a large amount of water is flushed into the toilet, the pressure in the drain is lower and a suction force is created.

Toilet seals are key to keeping toilets and sewers sealed. If the seal is aged or damaged, the pressure inside and outside the pipe will tend to equalize, and then the suction will naturally be small. If the seal is damaged, you need to find a professional repairer to repair it, and it will involve the disassembly of the toilet.

If not handled properly, it can lead to the toilet, causing the bottom to leak.

3. Water parts are damaged.

Another factor that affects the flushing intensity of the flush toilet is the amount of water, the greater the amount of water discharged in a short period of time, the greater the pumping intensity, which is why we do not feel the suction of the toilet bowl when we urinate. If the water in the toilet is damaged and cannot be fully opened, it will affect the effectiveness of the drain, resulting in insufficient flushing force and need to be replaced in time. There are still many cases where the toilet water parts are broken, and we can buy and replace them ourselves, which is still very simple to operate.

If the suction power is particularly small, the first thing may be that there is a problem with the bottom of the toilet, the pressing method is damaged, or there is a blockage, and some such phenomena should be carefully checked.

The toilet will indeed become smaller after a long time, and the problem that will occur in this case is that it cannot be flushed cleanly or the water is very slow, and it needs to be replaced.

The first situation may be that there is a blockage in the siphon, or it may be that the toilet has been used for too long, and the seal of the toilet bowl is broken, and the air enters and the pressure becomes smaller, resulting in less suction.