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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, the toilet bowl is ceramic, and the ceramic is a mixture, and the composition is particularly many and complex, and the composition is different according to the origin of the ceramic. Its main components are silica and silicates (aluminum silicate, calcium silicate, etc.). Silica can react with hydrofluoric acid and strong bases.
Don't pour chemicals such as hydrofluoric acid and strong alkalis.
The water in the toilet bowl is water-sealed, which reduces the smell of the septic tank outside to your home.
Here's a trick to tell you how to tear a piece of toilet paper before using it and throw it into the toilet bowl so that it won't splash in the water.
What you don't eat can be poured down the toilet. But it's better to dump it in the trash. Because there is still a lot of oil in the things that are not eaten. It is easy to clog your sewer pipes for a long time.
The water in the toilet bowl is tap water and cannot be drunk directly, except for special circumstances, such as extreme thirst and lack of water.
According to the laws of conservation of energy in physics, if your cup is held relatively high, then it is possible. But in everyday life, this is very unlikely.