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Anonymous users2024-01-23Don't worry too much, it's fine, it won't clog, it may follow the flow of water to which pipe or directly into the septic tank, and over time it may eventually be oxidized by water and air.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The toilet drain pipe is 10 centimeters, and your little nail can't be 10 centimeters, right? If it doesn't exceed, it won't be blocked in theory. You can go to the supermarket and buy that laxative, try it a few more times and see if it can be completely washed away...
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Anonymous users2024-01-21No, but it will be deposited in the backbend.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It's okay, you try to rush down as much as possible, I'm afraid it may be later.
Yes, there is a U-turn in the sewer pipe, which will get stuck there, and then other foreign objects will be stuck.
It will definitely be blocked, because the volume of the shuttlecock is relatively large and the toilet hole in the toilet is relatively small, even if the water flow is large, there is no way to flush the shuttlecock down, so the shuttlecock will be blocked if it falls into the toilet.
After flushing down, use a large amount of water to flush for a period of time, if the speed of the water is the same as the original, it means that it is not blocked, and if the water slows down, quickly find someone to get through. Generally, it doesn't matter if the small rag is used, it depends on how well you do it in the water.
1. It will not block the toilet pipe;
2. The diameter of the sewer pipe is more than 10cm, and things below 6cm will not be blocked. Even if it is blocked, it can be dredged without major problems; >>>More