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Anonymous users2024-01-23No, in terms of design, the pipe under the toilet is relatively large, generally with a radius of 50cm, so it will not be blocked.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This depends on the age of the toilet (toilet or squatting toilet) in the bathroom, it is easy to scale after a long time, it is easy to cause blockage, and the new one is better; In addition, it depends on what material the sewer (sewage) pipe of the toilet is, if it is cast iron, because the inner wall of the pipe may not be smooth, so it is easy to be blocked, if it is made of plastic material, it is not easy to block because the inner wall is smooth. Although it is better to tear the sanitary napkin apart, if the above "blockage conditions" are met, it may still be blocked.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21I tried it when I was a kid and it wouldn't block...
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Not necessarily, but there is a high probability of blockage.
Sanitary napkins are an indispensable item for women's menstrual periods, but sometimes accidents can occur when using sanitary napkins, such as sanitary napkins blocking toilets. This problem will not only affect the use of toilet shelters, but also cause inconvenience to life. Here are some workarounds: >>>More
Use a fish hook to hook, install the line, tie some broken steps or something in front of the hook, so that it is easy to flush down the toilet, and then pull hard.
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What to do if a sanitary napkin blocks the toiletIf it's an old-fashioned (cast iron pipe sewer) house, buy a small pipe dredging machine, which is cheap and works. In addition, be careful not to throw toilet paper, sanitary napkins and other easily clogged objects into the toilet, I hope it will help you.
How to throw the sanitary napkin inside,