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No, it will cause the gas to flow unsmoothly and hinder the flushing of water.
No, you can't! Ventilation holes may be connected to the kitchen or bathroom of each home!
There are several approaches that can be taken:
1. Dun cloth method: use your mopping dun cloth. First put the cloth at the mouth of the toilet, and then put water to ensure that the water submerges the cloth. >>>More
It should be that there is a problem with the waterproofing of the bathroom on the second floor, and we had a similar problem some time ago. >>>More
Just open the sewer inspection port and poke it open
If it's a roof, you don't need a vent! If it is a self-built house with wooden purlins, it needs to have vents for ventilation - to prevent the purlins from becoming moldy!