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Anonymous users2024-01-24It should be that the water level of the sewer well is high, and the outlet of your main pipe is blocked, and the air in the upstairs drainage pipe cannot be discharged, and it is discharged from your toilet, and you have to ask for the water from the well of the flower bed to be discharged, and your sewer pipe will be exposed to the water, and the problem will be solved.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is a high probability that the sewer pipe is blocked, you ask the neighbor downstairs if there is this phenomenon, and see which floor is blocked.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22When the toilet flushes, it is necessary to remove the gas first, because there is an S-bend. Depending on your situation, it is likely that your sewage pipe is too "sealed", and when the upstairs residents flush the toilet, due to too much pressure in the pipe, it will be squeezed into your toilet, causing the phenomenon of bubbling, because the water cannot be squeezed through because of the existence of gravity. It's just my conjecture, I hope you can solve the problem soon. ，
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There are two possibilities, the upstairs house has a problem with the toilet instead of the plumbing, and there is air entering the drain. Another is that the total urinal generates biogas without gas, or the gas is blocked and causes incomplete discharge, so it comes up.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Judging by your description, it seems that the inner wall of the sewer pipe on the first floor is blocked.
There is no problem with the resident opposite your house, then the problem is with the vertical sewage pipe in your house. There is water rushing down on it, and the air in the pipe is discharged out like the air in the syringe, if there is no way out of the air in the straight pipe, it will run into the sub-pipe (the sewage pipe of your house), the normal vertical pipe always has an outlet on the roof to let the gas in the pipe out, if it is blocked or destroyed, then the gas in the pipe always has nowhere to go out, once there is water in the pipe to go down, the gas will find the nearest sub-pipe (that is, the sub-pipe on the second floor). Because the sewer pipes on the ground floor are set up separately and are not connected to the vertical main, they are not affected. >>>More
This is not to say that the smell comes from the side of the toilet, their flush should be the smell of leaking from your house, you can replace your floor drain with one that anti-odor, which is also sold on the Internet.
The upstairs flushing toilet is leaking, if it is serious, you can negotiate with the upstairs residents and talk well. >>>More
The upstairs toilet is broken, and everyone has the same passage that everyone uses by the way, so no matter who is blocked, they are responsible from this up.
This is a normal phenomenon, the problem is mainly physical, in fact, it is also simple! Because the water level upstairs is high! >>>More