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Anonymous users2024-01-24If you put it underground, it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter if you use a model above 110, but you can only choose a straight-flush style for the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23After a long time, it will definitely be blocked, especially in winter, and the pipe will freeze.
Make some gaps appropriately.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There will be a 20-centimeter difference between one end and the other.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Generally, it will not be blocked, but the best way is to design a larger slope to facilitate smooth drainage, and the drainage code standard is not less than five thousandths, and the actual appropriate one will be better.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20If there is no turn, there must be at least 30-50 (cm) drop.
Throwing down the drain won't clog the toilet. Throwing the toilet will definitely block the toilet.
First, your slip of paper is flushed from the toilet to where the sewer worker is working, and it's basically too broken to pick it up. Second, even if you can really pick it up, no worker will be bored enough to pick it up... Third, even if a worker really picked him up, the words on it would not be visible, so... Rest assured.
No, unless both pipes will leak, the quality of the current pipes is no problem for decades, and I am worried that it will be a bit redundant.
It depends on whether the battery can pass through the reverse bend of the toilet, if it passes, it will not be blocked, if it cannot pass, it will be blocked at the back bend.
Yes, that location is the most likely to breed mosquitoes and flies, it is recommended that you regularly clean it with 84 disinfectant from time to time to ensure the hygiene of the toilet!