How do you deal with the problem of backwater in your own toilets?

Pipes that are not bent enough can lead to clogged pipes, and the pressure inside the pipes will force your home's toilet to backwater back. Find someone to change to a larger pipe, and increase the curvature where the pipe bends.

It should be a blockage in the main drain that causes water to come out of the floor drain when the basin or other places uses water. I wonder if there was a sinking bend installed during the previous renovation? If there is a sinking bend, it is enough to open the movable lid (twisted) to unclog it.

The backlash in the toilet is caused by a blocked sewer, so don't be disgusting, just use something suitable for the pipe.

It should be that the pipeline design is unreasonable, and the curvature of the pipeline is not enough, resulting in a pressure difference between the inside and outside of the pipeline.

It must be that the curvature of the water pipe is not enough, first change to a larger pipe and then make the curvature a little larger.

I think if I repair it a few times, and the toilet is still backwater, I don't think I should dwell on it, just make a phone call and find a repairman, and everything will be solved.

Call the property and let the property handle it. Or be careful when using it yourself.

I would call the toilet repairer and tell him about the backwater in my own toilet so that he could repair it in time.

I will first find the cause of the backwater, and then I will find something to open the toilet, and if I can't get through, I will find a professional as soon as possible.

Water can't be wasted! Called my stupid Erha to come over and drank it all.