What should I do with the flush of my Wrigley toilet?

Sometimes the flush of the toilet is low because your water pressure is not enough, and the quality of the toilet should not be a problem. If you feel that the water droplets are enough, but the flush of the toilet is not enough, you should ask the manufacturer when you bought it.

What is the amount of impulse?

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The button of toilet flushing is generally a circular button composed of two semi-circular arcs of different sizes, press one of the small semi-circular arcs to flush, the impulse is the smallest, the large semi-circular arc impulse is medium, and the impulse is the largest when you press both buttons at the same time.

It should be among these brand-name products, Wrigley, the toilet is a very good. The toilet is up. You say he's having too little impulse, so is he having a problem with the design?

Or it is that there is no strict inspection of what is wrong inside when it leaves the factory. You can find a dealer to solve this problem. If the dealer doesn't give you terms, then you can go through the law to fix the problem.

It is also possible to find 315 to assert your rights. This problem should be solved satisfactorily by finding 315. If you are not satisfied, then you can only find a lawyer from the legal department to consult.

I believe that it will be possible to solve this problem by defending one's rights through the law. I believe that you will be able to solve this problem well and will be able to achieve the effect you want.

The quality of the toilet cannot be measured solely by whether it saves water. Some toilets have a small water liter but cannot be flushed cleanly, so they have to be flushed multiple times, which is more water-consuming.

You can adjust it yourself, and you can adjust the adjustment mechanism in the water tank according to the manual.

Find after-sales service to see how to solve it.

Please ask Wrigley customer service to check it to see if it is a pipeline problem or a product quality problem.