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Anonymous users2024-01-23Change the toilet.
If you don't change it, you have to find a professional maintenance person in this area to open the toilet, and the pipe below is blocked.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Small plug self-passing.
Remove the dry ones first. Put water on it again, and pull it out vigorously with water.
Either use your mop or wrap it in a towel if it's not big enough.
Hardtop. It's all in two clicks. Don't be afraid to get dirty.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Now there are too many small advertisements like this in the corridor.,Although it's annoying.,But sometimes it's really useful.,Heh.。
The knowledge of atmospheric pressure is utilized.
Because after the toilet is blocked, use a suction to put it on the drain nozzle, press down to reduce the air pressure inside, and fill it with water in order to make it not leak, in order to achieve the best effect, pull it up, and the air pressure below will push the blockage up, and the angle will go down with the water just poured. >>>More
Go to the labor market and find one to unclog the sewers.
You can use a simple unclogging device to unclog (household hand crank unclogging device), or you can use a professional in the society to unclog the sewer. It can also be dredged by pumping air (one of the parts of the floor drain is blocked and buried in the trachea, and dredged by holding air).
First, according to Article 220 of the Contract Law, "the lessor shall perform the maintenance obligation of the leased property, unless otherwise agreed by the parties." "Since you don't agree on responsibility, the first thing to see is what caused the toilet failure, if it is a natural failure, then the landlord is responsible for repairing, if not. You can also rely on Article 221 of the Contract Law, which states that "the lessee may require the lessor to repair the leased property within a reasonable period of time when it needs to be repaired." >>>More
Just give it a few strokes with a pickpocket.