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Anonymous users2024-01-23Looking at the picture of the leakage from the back, you should look at the back toilet inlet pipe should be broken, and you may need to replace the inlet pipe.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The pipe is blocked, the toilet seal is not sealed, and the toilet needs to be reinstalled.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It could be that your water pipe is leaking, and you better check something like the water pipe that the toilet is connected to. There should be less water in the building now, but if you are not at ease, it is better to ask a plumber to take a look.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It should not only be fixed but also sealed, overflow when the pipe is not smooth, overflow odor when the pipe is unobstructed, and insufficient siphon power when flushing the toilet, and it cannot be flushed at one time.
If the rubber kick is broken, buy a new one, and the wire is generally ineffective, because there is a backwater bend, so the straight wire can't reach the blockage at all. Just waiting for someone else's idea can't fix your toilet, and a rubber kick won't cost a few bucks! >>>More
Rabbits are kept as pets, which are already very smelly, kill and eat, and buy another one.
In this case, it is also relatively common, and I recommend making a hole above the drainage.
As long as the drain pipe is not blocked, it will not leak, and the toilet can be moved because the toilet is not fixed with expansion screws, but it does not need to be repaired as long as it does not leak.
The toilet leak is unhygienic, but this has nothing to do with leakage and accumulation.