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Anonymous users2024-01-24Two methods, depending on which one you want.
1. Turn the toilet up and block it, and connect it independently. It's easy for you to live on the second floor, but it's 、、、 on the third floor!
2. See how convenient it is, either do it when turning the toilet up, or install an overflow pipe with a diameter of 110 on the next floor of the place where you stick to the bottom of your toilet. The same can be done in the kitchen, but only if the drain is not too far away from the main pipe, as the kitchen is more of an oil blockage.
The advantage of the second method: it does not hurt other innocent residents (a grain of mouse droppings、、、 when the pipe is blocked, the overflow pipe water will not hurt your own house in the first place. The rest of me should know how to solve it, right?
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Anonymous users2024-01-23First figure out what the floor is throwing a rag, and then go to reason, if you don't listen, look for a property. The worst way, because you live on the 2nd floor, there must be N multiple floors above, block the sewer pipe so that the water above can't come down, and let others come to you!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I think it's better to give advice to people just for rice, and then people throw it away or block it!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21I guess there is nothing left to do but explain the reason to them.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Tell the upstairs neighbor not to stuff the rag.
Or just block your own.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19That's right, go and give you advice upstairs to solve the problem fundamentally.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18The first thing he went up to warn him was that he was committing a crime.
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Anonymous users2024-01-17Add a filter to the pipe, so that the dirt can't get into the main pipe.
Coordinate to find the property of the community and write the slogan No still garbage.
About the 6th floor, always throwing things into the toilet drain, this is the 6th floor, the residents are of poor quality, but you can't stop the water on the 6th floor without quality. The key is that you have to go up and ask the residents on the 6th floor to help, thank them, I hope you don't throw garbage into the sewer. Neighborhood relations must be done well. >>>More
There is no need to plug it, the original dirty water is not well drained, the sewer pipe wall is scaled and oily (especially in winter), the kitchen sewer is changed to a single place, and the floor drain will not be confluent with the original kitchen sink drain, and there will not be much water discharged from the floor drain.
Mouse. 100% it's a mouse, turn on the light, you can see it, if there is a sound when you move around, it won't be called a mouse, and it won't come to your house, it's a mouse, and it's a mouse grinding its teeth, and the mouse is grinding its teeth, and when it's full, it's the nature of a mouse, and it's the nature of a mouse to grind its teeth, and if it doesn't grind its teeth, its teeth will grow very long, and it will starve to death, so the mouse grinds its teeth as soon as it's full. And won't go.
It may not be that the thing is blocked, but that the pipeline is not going well, and the air and debris in the pipe converge at the turning place, causing a small blockage, and the water is back to your house, and the water pressure is high, and after the water pressure is large, it is possible to press the turning place open, and it will go down. >>>More