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Anonymous users2024-01-23Due to the water outage, the water in the main pipe drops and creates a negative pressure that sucks the water from the toilet bowl into the main pipe. This shows that the toilet water pipe in your house is not installed properly and there is no check valve.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22That is, when the tank tank is full, the water in the tank flows a little bit into the water pipe.
Adding a check valve to the water outlet means that the water can only come out, not pour it back
The float in the tank is mixed, open the tank, just pull the float, and you can resume use!
It is also possible to adjust the float in the toilet tank or put an object in it to take up space in the tank, for example, by placing a brick.
Yes, there may be cases where water from the toilet tank flows back into the mains. Under normal circumstances, the water in the toilet tank does not flow into the water supply pipe, because the pressure lever in the tank automatically crushes the valve when the water is full, preventing backflow. However, if the toilet bowl has been used for a long time, the valve is easy to break if it has been used for too long. >>>More
The water in the water tank is gone, but the toilet has not seen the water flowing out, this is also normal, that is, the water rod of your toilet is not installed well and there is a gap, reinstall it, but you must play glass glue.