What is the possible reason for the toilet blockage repeatedly? What to do?

I'm a specialist in selling toilets, so I'll give you an answer for a reference:

1.As stated on the first floor.

2.Some resisting toilets, the cost is limited, and in the production, the backwater bend is inevitably not done, such as: small pipe diameter, rough pipe wall, etc. If your toilet is of the cheaper type, it is recommended to replace it directly.

3.The sewer pipe system of the old residential area is relatively old, which produces fermentation gas, which has the effect of going upward, resulting in poor flushing momentum and easy blockage. In this case, it is recommended to remove the toilet and reinstall it (in this process, you can also check the outlet hole of the toilet to achieve the exhaust effect).

Finally, introduce a little trick, use a round-headed mop to add water to do a piston movement in the toilet for small blockages, which can be discharged.

Flush the water several times at night before going to bed to flush away the feces that accumulate in the sewer pipes during the day to avoid settling in the pipes overnight. Easy to block.

Paper towels or newspapers or other items that are not easy to soften fall into.