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Anonymous users2024-01-24The bottom is sealed with silicone? What does it mean, is the toilet base? This is a fixed toilet, which has nothing to do with drainage!
The main bar of drainage should be connected with the atmosphere, (protruding from the roof), otherwise it will cause drainage difficulties, and the water storage in the S bend may not be able to be stored. Please check this issue.
The toilet drain hole and drain mouth are sealed with flanges, check this section. GOOD TOILET AND GOOD INSTALLATION: THE DRAIN OF THE TOILET SHOULD EXTEND INTO THE DRAIN MOUTH (EXTEND INTO 15-20) MM, SO THAT EVEN IF THERE IS NO FLANGE SEAL, IT WILL NOT REVERSE THE NOZZLE WHEN FLUSHING.
At this time, the flange only plays the function of anti-odor.
Your question is nothing more than three possibilities:
First, the main drainage bar is not connected to the atmosphere.
Second, the main drain bar is blocked.
Third, the toilet problem.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Because you are the first floor, the most problem on the first floor is the problem of drainage, I took a look at your situation, 8 percent should be the problem of drainage, the pumping should be the toilet pumping problem, the time is long or the quality is not very good!
It is recommended that you go to the property as soon as possible to let them solve this problem, if you don't solve it as soon as possible, there will be a big problem in the future, there may be a drainage blockage, and then the excrement may come back from the toilet!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It is not good to sit on the toilet, and the outlet under the toilet is too small and the siphon absorption force is not enough. Enlarge the toilet outlet with an angle grinder, and that's it. My family asked me to directly remove the bottom and only leave the anti-water bend, so that the seal must be good.
This is not the case with an in-line toilet. Your toilet should be one with an eye in the front, and the flush should be swiveling.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There is water spurting out at the bottom, which means that the pipe under the ground is blocked, or the manhole outside is full, it is recommended to look at the outside well first.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Let's change to a better toilet, the sealing effect with flange is better, and the installation is also convenient.
If it's smooth, why worry?
As long as you don't throw toys, waste paper, etc., you don't have to worry about clogging. As long as you rush down from your house, you will never reach the residents on the first and second floors, and the sewer pipes are straight and thick, so you don't have to worry. As for the S-bend, it's hard to say, there are many places where the sewer doesn't have an S-bend. >>>More
You should be using a siphon toilet, right?
Because there is a deep S-bend in the pipe below you, the water in the toilet bowl does not produce a siphon at a certain pressure, so if you don't go underwater, you can produce a siphon when you leave a seam. >>>More
There are 50 pipes can't, too thin, the toilet drain is 75, 50 pipes can't fit in, leakage, resulting in urine can not all flow out, it will leak from around the toilet for a long time, the toilet itself has a water trap, as long as the sewer is installed properly, there will be no bad smell!
It's not the toilet that is the fault, it's the septic tank that's full, and the land where I rented a house also appeared, and the landlord was asked to get it done. It may be blocked, the detection method is to take a basin of water and flush it directly, so that it is not blocked, otherwise it is blocked. 2. If it's not blocked, it's the toilet itself. >>>More
First of all, it depends on whether you are separating waste, and if so, separating the toilet from other drains. >>>More