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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is impossible for water from the toilet tank to flow into the sink.
Because the toilet tank is in a low position and the sink or sink is in a high position, the pressure formed by the water in the toilet tank cannot be overwhelmed by the tap water pressure of the inlet pipe to cause backflow, even if the inlet pipe has no water pressure, it cannot be reversed due to the difference between the two.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I guess I connected the wrong pipe during the renovation!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Haven't seen it, do you have a picture? Same concern, same answer.
It stands to reason that it probably won't, because the inlet valve is closed after the toilet is filled!
If it doesn't flow back, it may be that the water has been stored in it for a long time, and the water has deteriorated, or it may be that there is a problem with the tap water.
It is caused by the high level of the flush toilet and the low level of the tap water.
The reason for the backflow of water in the toilet tank: it can be explained as the phenomenon of "siphoning". To put it simply, the water surface of the nozzle is subjected to different atmospheric pressures, and the water will flow from the side with more pressure to the side with less pressure until the pressure on both sides is equal. >>>More
It's not a ball of red water, it's a component of blood, mixed with the water. The composition of the great aunt, 90% is blood.