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Anonymous users2024-01-24Toilets have reserved installation holes, that's it, and now most of them don't need to expand the bolt to install glass glue instead, so this hole has no practical use.
The two holes in the bottom of the toilet bowl should be closed. Use one and close the other.
As long as the fallen porcelain piece is glued to the glass glue and blocked, it will be good after the glass glue is dry.
Generally, toilets with these two small holes are siphon-type. In order to increase the siphon force. If there is frequent water leakage, it should be caused by the wear of the rubber ring at the bottom of the water tank or the misalignment of the rubber pad, the sealing is not real, or the float valve is too high.
When you suck milk tea, if the straw is smooth and in close contact with the film, is it more laborious to suck? You plug the hole, the inside is sealed, and the air pressure in the air above is getting smaller and smaller after the underwater flow, and the air pressure outside is large, of course the water will be topped, and the effect will definitely not be good. The hole is designed to keep the pressure difference between inside and outside, and the water naturally gravitationally drops.
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