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Anonymous users2024-01-24There are many reasons for toilet splashing, such as toilet structure, toilet height, water entry angle, and the physical condition of the user. Among them, the most important factor affecting the splashing water is the height of the stool, the higher the height of the stool, the greater the speed when it enters the water, and the momentum when it enters the water is also large, and the splashing is serious.
In addition, the height of the water seal also has a lot to do with the splashing water. The state stipulates that the toilet water seal standard is 50 cm, and the water seal of the better product is generally between 55 and 60mm cm. If it's too shallow, it won't seal the smell, and if it's too deep, it's easy to splash.
Therefore, when buying a toilet in the future, it is best to choose a product with a water seal height between 55 and 60mm.
Now, you can try throwing a piece of toilet paper on the water cover before pooping so it doesn't splash!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You just put a piece of paper in the toilet bowl and you're good to go.
Yes. Place a piece of toilet paper on the surface of the toilet bowl.
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