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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's blocked, but it's not bad. Solution: First, plug the toilet mouth with a towel.
Then, fill it with water.
Next, remove the wet towel.
Next, push the water quickly and use the thrust of the water to solve the problem.
Finally, test to see if it is patency. No, come again.
Yes, it's bland after all. That's life, that's life. Plain is true.
It is recommended not to do it yourself, call a professional person to dredge it, the cost should not be expensive, and if you don't get it right, the toilet will not be able to draw it.
Bacteria, insects, can be washed off, one by one, with soapy water or water; Otherwise, cut it off and wait for new leaves, and I will cut out the kumquat like the picture today (keep the branches, otherwise it will not sprout).
The toilet installation should be glass glued, cut the glass glue of the toilet base with a blade or the like, the toilet will be removed, the water inlet hose will also be unscrewed, and then the toilet bowl will be turned on its side, so that the blockage can be easily handled. Then reduce and glue well with glass. The glass glue takes 24 hours to dry before it can be used with water.
That's still not dredged thoroughly, there are still blocked places, otherwise this situation would not have occurred.