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Anonymous users2024-01-24It may be that after using the toilet, due to the large suction of the toilet, the water seal of the floor drain is destroyed, causing the floor drain to reflect on the smell: before using the toilet, fill the floor drain with some water, flush the water with the toilet, and if the floor drain is all sucked away, this is the reason.
Resolved:1After each use of the toilet, fill the drain with water.
2.If you don't have a floor drain, you can use a plastic bag to wrap the floor drain cover and cover it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23One may be that the drainage pipe below is blocked and backflowed. Second, it may be that your drainage riser does not have a vent, and the pipe is like an air plug, and the flushing toilet is a push plug, and the pressure in the pipe is strong. When the pressure is not much stronger, the residents near the plug will just bubble, and when it is large, the sewage will rebound and rush out.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The toilet bowl has two symmetrical holes, on either side, or at the back. Those two holes will smell if they are not blocked.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It may be that the toilet is not sealed when it is installed with the ground, or it may be that the water in the deodorized part of the toilet is not sealed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Generally speaking, depending on whether your toilet belt S bend is not, if it is recommended to re-bond, if not, it is recommended that you replace it with a new toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19To rule out the cause of floor drain, it should be that the toilet is not well sealed, shovel off the glass glue, and install it again.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18You've got a crooked one! Buy that smell-proof toilet!
It is the glass glue that is beaten when changing the toilet, and it is necessary to maintain ventilation these days, and you can consider using an exhaust fan for ventilation. It's going to fall away.
My flush toilet doesn't stop draining automatically when I change a perfume, and I don't know why.
The toilet sewage pipe is not used, you can use a sandbag and add a thick film bag outside the sandbag to wrap it, stuff it into the sewage pipe, and then use waterproofing agent and cement powder to make a paste, seal the film sandbag that has been plugged in the pipe, and finally simply level the ground with cement mortar. >>>More
The small amount of water is one reason, and another reason is that the design of the drain is not reasonable, resulting in a buffer of water flow.
When the sky changes, the sense of smell is particularly sensitive, and the usual smell is easy to dissipate on a sunny day, I think you stink here and there in fact, the reason is not on the sink bend, you are upstairs to make a new toilet 99% of the problem lies in the laying of floor tiles and the treatment of toilets1Your floor tiles are used for dry paving, the so-called dry paving is after the ground is leveled, use yellow sand to put a little cement mixed together to make the floor tile base, and then stick the floor tiles, so that the floor tiles are easier to paste, but the disadvantage is that there is a quick place to leak or water ingress, and the entire floor tile base will be infiltrated. >>>More