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Anonymous users2024-01-23Leave it alone, it will melt on its own after two days, and in order to be safe and not clogged, it is recommended to use an appropriate amount of toilet detergent.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The soap melts slowly, so you don't have to worry about it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It's okay to think about it, but after a long time, the bubble will soften and rush down, so don't care.
If poured down the toilet. It can be used after washing it a few times, and it is best not to use it again if it is dropped in the manure tank. I want to throw up.
You don't have to worry about this, it won't clog your sewers.
Fainted, fell into the toilet and you will ask for it again, the medicated soap is so small that it won't block your toilet, in that case, then you don't care about it, wait for him to melt by himself, if you're worried that it won't melt in winter, then go to the kettle and boil the water.
No, definitely not, no matter what kind of sand is very specific, it will precipitate in the water, and pouring ceramsite sand into the toilet will block the sewer pipe, because it is impossible for the general water flow to wash the sand away.
Water can dissolve, but by dissolving naturally (without oscillation), the rate is really slow. >>>More