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Anonymous users2024-01-24The leakage is first because the toilet drain has leaked, and the first thing to solve is the leakage problem in this place, which may be that the hose is aging and cracked or the joint is not good, and then it is useful to seal it with glass glue.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Your toilet bowl doesn't have a seal or is not tightly sealed. I'm afraid it's not just a water leak. The siphoning effect is also not good. Reinstallation is recommended.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Your toilet is glued and re-glued, add a marhulu at the outlet of the bottom, and then glue it back My family has made your mistake haha.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There is a glue specially used to close the bottom of the toilet bowl and the thick water pipe to prevent its water seepage, the color is white, and the large building materials home city should be sold.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It should be that the sewer seal is not good, you can find the person who sells the toilet to you or the person who installs it! Ask about the property as well.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Seal with glass glue.
The joints in the toilet are not well connected and leak, and the other is that the sewer pipe is not smooth after flushing, resulting in water stagnation.
I dismantled the glass glue I bought and installed, first dismantle the toilet, clean it up, be sure to be clean without water, re-play the glass glue, remember not to use the toilet for three days after installation.
It must be reinstalled to check whether the flange ring is broken or the seal is not good. FYI.
No, it's best to put it in place first, mark it well, move it away, make a circle around the mark, and then make a circle after putting it on, so that it will be more sealed! And it's not bad.
I'm afraid you didn't recognize it when you installed this toilet. >>>More