There is a whistling sound after the toilet flushes

Updated on Toilet 2024-05-11
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    1. You can take off the lid on the toilet tank and put the water outlet direction of a white plastic inlet pipe towards the water tank wall, which will reduce the sound when approaching the water.

    2. At the same time, you can close the cut-off door of the water tank smaller.

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