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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, the internal diameter of the toilet should be much smaller than the diameter of the sewer pipe As long as your toilet flushes down, the following will not be blocked If it is a new house in recent years, the sewer pipes on the first floor are separate Dirty things will be rerouted to the second floor The old pipes themselves have accumulated a lot of dirty stuff Very thick layer Everyone take it easy
Maybe it's a warning that money should be made cleanly.
At present, the toilet is mainly used for siphon drainage. If you didn't have any blockages in all the sewer pipes in your house after you flushed it down at the time, you're now flushing into the main pipe. If the main pipe is PVC, it will not affect other users. >>>More
Hello, this can only be possible, but not necessarily, it mainly depends on whether the drainage pipe of your home is thick enough!
You will die, just like people, even if you can swim, but underwater is never a place where you can swim like a fish in water, and there is little air in the sewer in the toilet, and you will die without the air. No plant or animal can do without air.
If it is a flush toilet, it is easy to cause the toilet to be blocked, because the first section of the sewer pipe behind the toilet is made of an air insulation layer, that is, a layer of water is sealed, and the shape of the pipe is like one, so that a part of the water will be left at the bottom of the hook, which is used to separate the gas of the underground pipe, and the paper towel is easy to block in this link!