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Anonymous users2024-01-23Your toilet may not have a trap. This is now the case with some construction parties who cut corners. You can find yourself a worker to re-install a trap so that the toilet is not directly connected to the outside.
Not only can mosquitoes and the like no longer enter the room, but there will also be no odor back-up.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The toilet needs to be revolutionized, install the flush toilet, and then block the place that should be blocked.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The toilet needs to be revolutionized, install the flush toilet, and then block the place that should be blocked, and finally use sandworm !!
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Anonymous users2024-01-20You have a few more big spiders in the toilet, geckos and things like that, and you eat mosquitoes.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Method 1: Find a sign that says that mosquitoes are strictly forbidden to enter, and offenders will be fined 20 times.
Method. 2. Put a mosquito net on the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18Is it a toilet? Or a floor drain? Try replacing it with an odor-proof floor drain.
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Anonymous users2024-01-17Seal the toilet!
Don't use it again! Ha ha.
There are mosquitoes in the toilet, you can light mosquito coils, can't you even afford a few dollars of mosquito coils?
This is the blockage of the section from the sewage riser to the septic tank, as long as the toilet on the upper floor is waterproof, due to poor sewage discharge, the water level in the sewage riser will rise. Once the water level exceeds the height of the toilet bowl of the user on the ground floor, sewage will be sprayed out of the toilet, and because it is sewage that is sprayed, there will be odors. >>>More
It's not a blessing or a curse, if you're afraid, call someone to help catch the snake and throw it away.
Some brands of anti-theft doors are double quick locks, that is, they can be inside and out.
Among them is the presence of oil! Only separate the cooking place a little, and then use a high-power range hood to suck the fumes away!