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Anonymous users2024-01-23Slowly pass through with a steel wire, connect the shower valve and the hot water port with the tap water while passing, so that the water flows out from the water heater port, and pass it on.
If it is a small thing, you can dredge it with a leather plucker, if you can't, you can only ask a professional unclogging sewer worker to dredge it with a machine.
Pour a bottle of pipe into the pipe, then overnight, rinse with warm water for 5-10 minutes the next day, if it doesn't work, pour laundry detergent or dish soap, and rinse it down with warm water. If it doesn't work, you have to buy the long spring of the pipe, wrap some cloth around the head, turn it in, and then slowly turn it out, basically this method is the most effective.
There should be a U-shaped bend under the drain, and the bottom of the bend should be a lid that can be unscrewed, where the sediment from the drain in the kitchen will block the pipe. I put a basin under the bottom before I twist the cap.
Find a dredging company to handle it, they have professional tools, of course, it is a paid service.
If it is caused by rain, the property is responsible, and if the root cause is your own oil blockage, the property is not responsible. Because, the rain problem must be considered by the developer, and the design is reasonable, and this problem will not arise.