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Anonymous users2024-01-23The bottom of the toilet is generally connected to the ground with glue, and cement is also used, but it is relatively rare. The toilet is relatively airtight, and even if the connection between the bottom of the right and the ground is not tightly sealed, it will generally not leak. Therefore, the problem of water seepage should be judged to be clean water, and the bottom of the toilet bowl is an S-shaped pipe, which will not leak without external impact.
It is estimated that the problem is in the toilet tank, and some parts have been leaking for too long. If the amount of water is not large, it doesn't matter if you don't change it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The bottom of the toilet bowl is not tightly sealed. Wipe it dry and make a ring of sealant and you're good to go.
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Anonymous users2024-01-219 years, it is possible that the cylinder block has cracked.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Use toilet paper to blot the bottom of the toilet bowl dry, and you don't need to see if there is water seeping out for the time being, and judge whether there is a problem with the toilet bowl or the bottom is lacking glue and leaking
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Anonymous users2024-01-19The connection between the bottom of the toilet bowl and the sewer is sealed by a flange, and the flange can be seen when the sealant at the bottom is removed.
If there is a water leak, the flange is likely to be aged or out of position and needs to be replaced.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18Hello, this problem seems simple, and she is very annoying to deal with it. That is the flushing water will not be clean, the reason is that the toilet mouth and the sewer pipe are not well connected, there is a special toilet pad when pressing, and it will be damaged after a long time. I recommend you a solution that will be done once and for all.
The leakage of water at the connection between the toilet bowl and the floor may be due to the following reasons:1Toilet quality reasons: >>>More
This means that your toilet drain does not have a full match with the ground sewer, and you will need to reinstall the toilet bowl - if it does, there will be no water in the gap with the floor.
1. Water seepage at the bottom of the toilet is mainly caused by the following reasons: >>>More
Clean the gap between the connection between the squatting urinal and the ground sewer pipe, do not have water and dust, use good quality glass glue to make up (use more), use fingers or flat plate to make the glass glue poor, and wait for the glass glue to be completely solidified.
If the aperture of the bottom of the toilet is equal to the distance between the toilet outlet and the wall, and the error is not more than 3 cm, you can use the rubber sealing ring attached to the toilet purchase, and then glue the bottom of the toilet with glass glue.