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Anonymous users2024-01-24The situation you mentioned, I encountered it in the early years, should have nothing to do with whether you use your own toilet or not.
I finally found out that there was a gap in the upper interface of my sewer main, which caused the odor to escape. When the temperature is high and the rain is too low, it is especially low. After taking measures, there is basically no odor so far. You might as well check it out.
— Peace be upon you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The exhaust pipes of the bathroom are usually connected together, and the smell from other people's toilets will be strung to your home through the exhaust pipes.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22At three points, the sewage pipe leaks. The second is that the floor drain is not airproofed. 3. There is no cement at the bottom of the toilet bowl. Long-term occurrence, focus on checking the toilet.
You didn't open the door. You must have renovated. I accidentally put something at the door while setting it up, blocking the door. Guests can't come in. The solution is to find the obstacle and move it out of the way. Thanks for adopting!
Cover it with more paper and then push it down with your hand.
Traditional public toilets are cleaned only once a day. The cost is the responsibility of the local precinct. Some public toilets are now manned 24 hours a day, and of course there will be a fee. Some modern toilets in Shanghai, Hangzhou and other places also provide coffee and reading places to wait for the toilet.
Because there are too few people playing restaurants in your QQ, go find an alumni class that plays restaurants to join.
No one can help you, the only thing is to call the police.