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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hardly possible. Ceramics are thick, have pinholes on the surface, and are generally not penetrating, unless the water is leaked at the water storage site.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Generally, no, but it depends on your specific situation. It's better to have a picture. It's a little more intuitive.
Generally not, but depending on the specific situation, if it is a quality problem, it is possible, and it is best to take a picture.
No! Generally, toilets are porcelain.
It's okay, as long as it's convenient to flush immediately, there's no problem, if there is ammonia volatilization, you can't stop it with a lid.
The toilet tank is for water storage, and the toilet does not store water, and it will not be full no matter how much water is added.
"Zhijie glaze" is a high-temperature permanent low-emissivity glaze, which will not cause damage to the human body, and has the advantages of brightness and smoothness. The surface of Zhijie glaze is smooth, and the dirt cannot be adsorbed, so as to effectively prevent the breeding of bacteria and the formation of black spots, and the bottom glaze of Zhijie glaze has few and fine pinholes, and the bottom glaze is in close contact with the glaze, smooth and dense, and never leaks.