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Anonymous users2024-01-24You look for people upstairs and they won't admit it unless you have solid evidence.
You should go downstairs to the place where the small advertisement is posted and find a professional dredging master to dredge it.
Promote flushable toilet paper in this building, Rino toilet paper, flush in 2 seconds to dissolve, never block the sewer, toilet does not use paper baskets, upstairs are replaced with this kind of paper, you also benefit.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Aren't there a lot of flyers that go to the toilet?
It depends on what the situation is, if it is a blockage of the drainage pipeline, no water is also reversed, the upstairs cost is normal, the drainage of all residents upstairs of the public pipe passes through here, so the cost of dredging is reasonable, if it is a single toilet blockage to let the upstairs cost is unreasonable,
It's two sets of pipelines, and the second floor is equivalent to the first floor. >>>More
Go to the pharmacy and buy a pack of baking soda, heat the water and pour it down.
There is definitely a need for sewerage, and the first floor of the current building is sewered independently, and the second floor is the first to be affected by the blockage of pipes. It is recommended that after solving this problem, my family should spend some money to hire someone to install independent sewer, which is my family's experience, otherwise such problems will often occur.
When all the users drain down, the amount of water is too large and cannot be discharged smoothly, so it will rise from your house. If there is no water returning from the first floor, then that is to say, the blocked place is the place above the first floor and down from your house. In this case, you need to find a property to report for repair, and you can't get through it yourself.