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Anonymous users2024-01-23Whether it's a bidet toilet or a squatting toilet, there is a trap underneath it, which is designed to seal off the smell of overflowing sewers. So, you can't see the sewers. The situation you described is likely to be that there is a foreign object in your trap, or it is possible that the diameter of the horizontal pipe between your squatting toilet and the sewage pipe riser is too thin when you install it, or the slope is not enough, or even backward, so it will often be blocked, and you should check which cause it and then correct it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The bend you mentioned was originally used to store water and isolate odors. That's the place that is blocked. I very much suspect that this bend has some heavier things (such as bricks) deposited in it, which caused poor drainage.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Imagine how the pipe is not facing the outlet If you want to renovate it, you can already be in the position of the toilet But... It's time-consuming, it's hard to get it, go find a professional bricklayer or something, (it's very likely to throw the floor or something).
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