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Anonymous users2024-01-23If you have to flush it, it may cause the toilet to clog, because the glove is likely to block the exit of the piston in the sewer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22In general, you can't go down, unless the sewer branch pipe under your toilet is 100-110, and the cloth is too heavy when it encounters water, and the general water pressure can't be flushed, so it's not good to go down.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21That depends on the performance of the toilet itself and the smoothness of the sewer pipe.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It doesn't have to go down, and it is very likely to clog the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19It will go down, but it may be blocked for a long time.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18There should be no major problems, and more flushing should wash down.
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Anonymous users2024-01-17There are many possibilities for this, and there is no one who knows for sure.
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Try it with a dredger to see if it can be stirred out, you can try it a few more times, but it really can't be stirred, only disassemble the toilet, remove the tape ring, and then reinstall it.
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Your towel should be blocked in the toilet, not flushed into the pipe, if you want to do it yourself, first remove the toilet, relatively simple, the old-fashioned toilet is fixed with expansion bolts on both sides, remove the expansion bolts, and then fix the cement or glue chisel on the toilet bowl, the new toilet bowl is directly sat on the cement or glue, chisel it, when chiseling.
If you go into the sewer, or septic tank, it usually won't be blocked, but if it does, then your building will have a good time, especially if you live on the first floor.