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Anonymous users2024-01-24Then I suggest you buy one that doesn't use electricity, so you don't have to worry, Fankangwei washbasin doesn't use electricity. You can check it out.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The drive structure of the washbasin is mechanical and does not use electricity. The electric type only heats the water, and does not involve a drive. Therefore, if you consider that electricity is inconvenient, you can consider using a bathroom washer.
The key to this thing is cheapness. Because there is no complex circuit drive structure, the cost is low. There are only more than 800 electric heating types.
It may be that the buoy is stuck, just get it right, and adjust the position of other accessories so that the buoy doesn't get stuck.
The rubber stopper plugs the mouth of the drain, and a clean and sterilized thing (such as a blue moon) is placed in the toilet bowl and the window is always open for ventilation.
Next time, pay attention and see if there are any more.
Yes, automatic toilet toilets require power to work.
The easiest way to do this is to go in and wash her after each tuba and let her know that she can't flush it every tuba. I want you to clean her. If she thinks it's nothing, then she has to do what she says upstairs.