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Anonymous users2024-01-24If it's toilet paper, just poke it a few times with a toilet bowl!
If it is a hard object such as plastic paper, you should cut the sealant of the toilet base, lift it from the side, take out the hard object (if there is a peculiar smell, you should hold it), and then smear the sealant on the original position (a tube costs a few dollars) or find some white cement to plaster. When it dries, the toilet will be ready for use.
If the air return hole is blocked, you have to do it according to the above to solve it, I just got it like this, the toilet made my nephew throw the ice cream paper and stick in it and got stuck.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I don't know if you're a man or a woman. Boys are not afraid of getting dirty, so try it yourself. Open.
Remove the dry ones. Use your own mop. Hardtop. Two clicks are good.
If you can't figure it out, you can use money to find someone.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Raise a few loaches in and you'll be fine in a few days.
If you can't dredge it back and forth with a puff, the user generally has no good way, only to find someone to dredge to help you dredge!
It's certainly not an aphid, an aphid that lives by sucking the juice of plants. If it is bitten by some kind of insect, there is no need to impress Gange, because it is impossible to prevent it from flying from him by relying on insecticides or something.
The position of your flush component is deviated from the position of the two buttons in the figure below, which can be removed and re-twisted.
The toilet tank has a lid on it, and when opened, there is a water stop valve inside. Just change it.
The kitchen must be kept clean and hygienic, otherwise the problem will be serious. >>>More