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Anonymous users2024-01-24Look at what function of the toilet too. However, it does not consume electricity overall, and since you can buy a high-end toilet, you still care about that bit of electricity.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The smart toilet uses electricity, but there is intelligent processing, and if it is not in use, it will save electricity!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Today's flushing toilets are all energy-saving design, and the power consumption is very small, and the electricity consumption of a year is equivalent to the electricity consumption of you watching TV for a day, which is very small for household electricity.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It depends on what style you use, some just use the structural principle and do not connect to the power supply.
Don't flush, it's on the sanitary ware: see if you can store water, and if you can flush if you have water. Take the fixtures overhauled.
The drain is clogged, you clean it up with a plucker, and if it really doesn't work, call a professional to help you.
1.The water pressure is not enough You can adjust the water level in the water tank 2 Check whether the drain valve is leaking, if it is leaking, you need to change the drain valve.
I don't know how long you've been using this toilet, whether it didn't flush when you first bought it or if it didn't flush until a long time later. If this is the case at the beginning, it is estimated that you have bought a siphon toilet, and it has been displaced because the hole spacing is not suitable; Or there are two reverse bends, one for the toilet and one for the sewer pipe. If it is because it is a long time later, one is that the sewer pipe is not good and may be blocked; One is that there is dirt inside the water tank and needs to be cleaned; Another possibility is that the pipes are not glazed and the pipes are clogged due to long-term fouling. >>>More
Press the one that comes out of the water and connect the lid inside the toilet tank to see if this one is broken, if it is fine. >>>More