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Anonymous users2024-01-23The landlord is purely unfounded, and the sewage treatment of each unit building is a separate system. If your house is on the fifth floor and the cleanser falls in the drain, it can only say that the pipe goes to the bottom, and it will never go to the toilet on the next floor.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Probably not. He'll go down the drain. Because that sewer pipe is quite thick.
So the facial cleanser shouldn't be able to stop him. It's not a big deal. Be careful next time!
Especially when going to the toilet or taking a shower, it is best not to take the mobile phone to the toilet for fear of falling down. The others should be fine, and you can see that you are a very careful person. I'm afraid that the facial cleanser will block all the top of the tube and ask questions, you are very capable.
When it's hot, take good care of your body, remember to drink plenty of water and eat more vegetables and fruits.
Finally, I wish you all good health and all the best for your family.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21No, it won't be blocked in your house.
It's going to go smoothly.
I sank into the sewer and don't worry.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Possibly or not.
Friend, your worries are unnecessary, and thank you for your kindness, the facial cleanser you are talking about is generally not big, and the toilet pipe is larger than the facial cleanser you are talking about, so it will be discharged directly into the ground with the flushing water, so the residents on the first floor do not have to worry about blocking it.
Although the facial cleanser is not hard, it is a hard object when it falls into the toilet, and only by taking it out can the problem be completely solved. Here are a few ways to do this: >>>More
Communicate with your downstairs residents, go to their homes and open the anti-blocking hole plug of your toilet pipe, and try to fish it out.
Whoever falls is responsible.
There should be a blockage in the upper vents, which is why the water flow is slow