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Anonymous users2024-01-24If it is a straight-flush toilet with a large force, there is no problem in throwing it directly into the toilet, but if it is a squeamish toilet, it is necessary to consider whether the hardness of the paper towel can be accepted by the toilet. However, the toilets on the market now have done a better job of solving this problem. Just like Derheaton's electric power-assisted flush mode with no water pressure limit, it has a large punch, saves water, and has a wide pipe.
It will not easily cause clogging.
It depends on what kind of paper, toilet paper is water-soluble, there is wettable water is not bad, if it is soluble toilet paper, it will not cause the toilet to clog, but if it is wet, the toilet will be blocked, mainly depending on whether the toilet flush is large, it should not matter once in a while.
This question is a bit cold, and there is a hidden danger of clogging the toilet and sewer pipes in the toilet, especially in the old community, the pipes are aging, and there is this hidden danger, so.
Toilet paper should be thrown down the toilet. Nowadays, toilet paper is widely used, and few people are still using hard paper that is not easy to soak such as newspapers and even magazine paper, and toilet paper will be crushed after soaking in water, so there is no need to throw it into the trash (bucket) alone.
I like to throw it in the toilet, but some of the pipes are more likely to clog.
If it's crepe paper, you can throw it in the toilet and flush it into the sewer pipe, but if it's newspaper, you can't throw it down, and it's very troublesome to block it.