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Anonymous users2024-01-24If you want to solve it completely, you should pry the toilet bowl and install it again.
1. Clean the toilet bowl and the original cement or glass glue on the ground before installation.
Second, the water outlet under the toilet bowl should be absolutely aligned with the sewer outlet. (You can measure it with a ruler, make concentric circles, and draw a scoop with a gourd).
3. Test the inside of the sewer pipe mouth and the toilet base (on the line and inside the line of the scoop), and smear it with a centimeter thick of stirred pure cement.
Fourth, according to the position of the painting scoop, put it on the toilet at one time (do not move it after putting it down). Press down firmly on the toilet bowl to wipe off any excess (popping out of the bottom edge of the toilet).
Fifth, it is estimated that it will take about 2 days after the cement is dry. It can be used and will never leak.
Measure well with a ruler, make concentric circles, and draw a scoop with a gourd).
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If there is a gap between the toilet bowl and the floor, then pad it with a piece of paper when removing the original glue, so as not to let the toilet move. Then drain the water so that the ground does not seep into the water, and make a circle of glass glue around it. Then smooth.
Do not move the toilet for 24 hours after it is finished. If the water seepage is serious, it may be that the toilet and the drain are not connected correctly, there is a wrong mouth, or the drain is blocked. If you can remove it, check it, and if it's not serious, you can put it on the glue.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Find a store that specializes in selling bathroom products and consult, they are more experienced in this kind of problem, and the solution should be more effective.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Remove the old silicone and re-glue it on.
Try not to move the toilet, otherwise it will be troublesome to install again.
The glass glue at the bottom of the toilet only has a waterproof effect, not a fixed effect, so you only need to remove the expansion screw (some toilets do not use expansion screws when installing) The toilet can be removed.
The white glue at the bottom of the toilet bowl, if it sticks to the clothes, may not be easy to clean, you must put the clothes in the water when he just sticks it, soak it for a longer time, and then use the cleaning agent to clean it strongly, which can generally be cleaned off.
Because it wasn't water, it was cement, and it froze when it came into contact with him.
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