Does the small hole in the bottom of the toilet work out with the toilet drain pipe? It is said on t

Updated on Toilet 2024-02-15
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    These two small holes are indeed used to fix the toilet, but now many people use cement mortar to fix the toilet when they install it, so the small holes are useless, and you can ask the installer to block the small holes with white cement.

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Fill it with cement, right? This does not affect the drainage.