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Anonymous users2024-01-24That's because after the water stops, there is a lot of rust in the water that causes the starting point of the outlet to be blocked, so it is recommended that you use an active wrench to remove the starting point of the outlet and rinse it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I'll copy the question you said today.
I've encountered it, and I feel strange, right?
After the flushometer of the toilet is flushed, the water output of the faucet next to it is much smaller, and the water output of the faucet is sometimes large and sometimes small, and the water output will slowly return to normal after a minute or two.
Sometimes, after the toilet flushometer is flushed, the faucet can't get bigger for some reason, so I have to flush the toilet one more time and the water output of the toilet faucet will become larger. Weird???
I wonder if it's a stress problem? Or is it a problem with the toilet flushometer?
What I know is that after the flushometer is flushed, it seems that there is air in the pipe, and the pressure becomes smaller, and it can only be normal when the water comes out of the faucet.
How to solve this problem and prevent it from happening again in the future, it's really a bit difficult to do, I don't know if I want to change the route of the water pipe again, because I installed a single pipe, and it is all on and off the water. I suspect it's the flushometer, but there's no leak in the flushometer?
I'm also looking forward to having a master to solve it...
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Anonymous users2024-01-22When the water first comes, the water pressure must be very small, and the water pressure will naturally be large after dozens of minutes.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It should be that there is air in the pipe, and it will be fine after a while.
Because of the water stoppage, you use up the water in the water tank for flushing the toilet, the tap water first enters the water tank, the switch is on when the water tank is empty, and the water inlet device is closed when the water tank is full, so the flushing water is muddy, and when you go to the kitchen to boil water, it has put about a large bucket of water, so the kitchen water is very clear.
The toilet tank will not flow backwards, and there is not much blue water, depending on the situation floor. Whether you use the planing wall or not, it depends on what kind of pipe is used, and it is difficult to say whether it is PVC.
It may be that there is a problem with your toilet, normally there will be a little pure water after the water flush out of the machine, which is in a state of wind, and it will also prevent some smelly smells from going up.
As long as it is a dog, it likes to eat something smelly, it is natural, it is better not to have water on the toilet floor, put a bowl of water in the place where he eats, so that he will not drink indiscriminately. In order not to let it pee messily, you'd better look at it, estimate that it's going to pee, just carry it to the toilet, and after a long time, it will understand.
The pressure is not enough, and the pipes may not be smooth.