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Anonymous users2024-01-24Remove the toilet, install the flange sealing ring, and then fix the glass glue, you can only do this, disassemble the toilet carefully, use the wallpaper knife to cut the old glass glue, pay attention to the lower mouth of the toilet bowl and the sealing ring alignment, and then hit the glass glue, the ground should be wiped dry!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Stick it with cement and sand, pay attention to the toilet bowl should be level, and the toilet drain should be aligned with the sewer mouth. After the cement ash is dry, it can be used, and it is protected by sealant on the outside, which is more water-resistant than glass glue.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Disassemble and clean up, re-glue the glass, install, and stop using it for 24 hours! Wait for the glue to dry!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Generally, there is no problem with glass glue, but it depends on the technical problem of your glue.
Buy glass glue to block it yourself, and there are more than 30 yuan to get it. If you hire someone to do it, the cost will be much more than that. (The glass glue and the gun are about ten yuan each).
On the sewer pipe under the toilet, there is usually a trap (access opening), and if there is a foreign object in this trap, it will affect the speed of the flow of water. For example, if the toilet was "blocked" by this trap last time, then the next time the water will slow down, and when the toilet paper is soaked in water and softened by the water and taken away, the water will flow faster. It is recommended to go to a larger supermarket to buy a pipe cleaner, which has a good removal ability for non-solid objects (such as toilet paper, leftover vegetable residues, buildup on the pipe wall, etc.).
If you're worried, go less, or throw a piece of toilet paper beforehand and let it float on it.
Use a paper cutter to cross out and re-glue, and the mildew-proof glass glue can be.
Hello! You just need to put a piece of toilet paper in the toilet bowl to solve this problem!