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Anonymous users2024-01-24Depending on the size of the dip you fall into, the new scouring pad is stiff and likely to clog. If the old scouring pad is soft, there is still a high chance that it will be washed down. After all, the diameter of the toilet pipe is still quite large. If it's a bucket, you'll definitely be blocked.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The possibility is relatively high, and if it has been washed down the sewer, it can only be left to fate.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Don't you know if you try it?
With a few more flushes, the scouring pad comparison book may have been washed down.
The scouring pad is relatively large and will not flush into the drainage riser, so it is recommended that you use a wire to bend it into a hook and hook it out. You can also go to the supermarket and buy a hand-cranked dredge spring, hook out the scouring pad, and please adopt it.
Probably not, hurry up and continue to rinse with water a few more times, and flush the scouring pad far away to the main pipe.
The blockage is also temporary, and the soap will be completely dissolved in 5-7 days in the water, so you don't have to worry, it will automatically dissolve in the next day, and the toilet will be naturally opened. However, this day toilet can no longer be used for the time being
Yes, but the chances are very low, and it is only possible to return to the water pipe if the water is stopped. >>>More