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Anonymous users2024-01-23This is simple, with a through-pipe device. The pipe feeder is a very small spiral hose, which rotates into the elbow in the middle of the toilet, the head of the hose is like a screw, as long as it is screwed into the pipe in a clockwise direction, it can be screwed into the celery stuck place, continue to keep rotating while slowly pulling it out, hey, the problem is solved.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Dude, you're so talented, the trash cans are free.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Isn't there a toilet suck?
Go to the supermarket and buy one for a maximum of 10 dollars.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20If you can't dredge yourself, find a lead wire at the front end, hold a small hook and stick it in, turn the lead wire and stir it outward to see if it can be dredged, if you have a vacuum cleaner at home, you can dilute the water in the toilet, put the vacuum cleaner into it, open the vacuum cleaner to the maximum gear, swing it up and down, the pipe should be able to suck it out, try it, you can't dredge it, you can find the property department to dredge.
1. Take a large Coke bottle and cut it near the bottom. Then, like using a leather pin, aim at the pipe mouth, press down from top to bottom, and press it several times. Be careful to close the cap. >>>More
Water flushing is. Soap dissolves in water. Therefore, soak it for a certain period of time and rinse it with saponified water.
Use an old mop to plug the drain in the toilet bowl and try pulling it a few times...
1. The special kind of suction tool.
2. The kind of iron wire that is dedicated to sewers. >>>More
Do you have a toilet suction at home? If you can use a toilet sucker, if you don't, take a basin of water, try to occupy it as high as possible, so that the impact of the water is greater. If it is still blocked, wait for the water to seep down and then flush it again. I've used it, and it works.