Is it really easy to clog toilet paper in a jet siphon toilet?

Designer design, wash and wash to use less paper? It's impossible, if the intestine can't be pulled out, does it have to be blocked every day? Throwing paper won't clog unless it's intentional (figuratively disgusting!). But very realistic)

Yes, because he is tested on the principle of upward water pressure, which is not as good as straight rushing.

The appropriate amount of toilet paper will not clog, and the national standard for the toilet is to throw the toilet paper into the toilet bowl after defecating and flushing it together.

No matter what kind of toilet bowl you are, you can't throw a large ball of toilet paper into it.

Let's put it this way, whether the toilet is clogged or not has little to do with what kind of toilet it is, it has to do with whether the paper you use is flushable or not, and the water solubility is synchronized with the Japanese domestic toilet paper, and the normal amount is thrown into the toilet, and it will not clog the toilet.

Friends who have been to Japan know that the toilets in Japan are all flushable toilet paper, like this kind of paper, you just throw it into the toilet, never block the sewer, and the toilet does not use a paper basket. Now there is also this kind of toilet paper in China, Rino toilet paper, which dissolves in 2 seconds when flushed, and is directly thrown into the toilet for flushing after use.

But if you use toilet paper or something, don't throw it into the toilet, any kind of toilet must be blocked, and you must throw the paper into the paper basket.