The toilet leaked, and the plastic thing in the water tank was dipped in glue, and the glue was alwa

What you are talking about is that the magnetic surface of the flush hole reserved for the water tank is uneven, and the rubber pad is not dense before leaking.

The conventional treatment is to smear some silicone on the rubber pad and then press it on! Generally, it will not be leaked for a long time after it is done well.

If you want to pad the plastic pad, you have to change the thickened soft pad, of course, you can use the plastic pad and the loss code is best without silicone....Because the silicone will become moldy after a long time.

If there is nothing wrong with the toilet...As long as the leak can be plugged, there is no need to change the neutral gear.

In fact, this problem can also be completely solved, the accessories are dismantled and wiped dry, and the protruding places around the magnetic hole are flattened with an angle grinder, and the recessed places can be flattened with plastic steel soil! You can find a toilet seller to help you get it, they have all these materials...By the way, tell them to change the toilet if you don't get it right! Hey.

It should be no problem!

1.Will the glue be broken and leaky if it is soaked in the tank water? No.

2.The reason for the leakage is that the hole in the porcelain of the water tank is faulty and uneven, and the plastic thing can't block the porcelain hole? Add a rubber mat and you're good to go.

It stands to reason that the goods sold are unqualified and should be exchanged or returned. If you can't replace or return it, you can only repair it, and you can use glass glue to seal the hole. The effect is relatively good.

The method is: close the triangle valve first, drain the water in the tank, and apply glass glue to the hole. It can be used after 24 hours.

The kind of method that applied the porcelain patch was useful.

After letting the water dry, plug it with a little ceramic glue, and it will be no problem for two years.