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Anonymous users2024-01-24I used to have the same situation in my house, you first check if the water level of the toilet tank has reached the specified position, because insufficient water will cause the water pressure to drop.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It depends on whether you were blocked by the bone before it was smooth, if so, it proves that you were blocked again, or you didn't dredge it completely last time.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Is there a sound at the junction between the tank and the toilet bowl or is it inside the toilet trap?
Leaning towards the former from your description, right?
The probable cause is that there is debris blocking the toilet drain.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21You open the lid of the toilet tank and press the water outlet button to see if the drain is blocked or the water level is not full, and then talk about it!
This situation is like the flush valve cover is not reset well or deformed, when it is quiet, you can hear the sound of dripping water inside, and after a period of time, water will automatically enter. FYI.
If the toilet is blocked, you can try to take a large basin of water and pour it directly or buy a special toilet for Mr. Vermeer. If you can't do it, just find a toilet.
It may be a bit blocked. This is also the case with the toilet in my dorm.
This situation generally has nothing to do with the toilet, it is the reason when installing the pipe, the sewer pipe is straight through the sewer will be fast, if the pipe is bent during installation, the sewer will be slow. This is also the case with a toilet in my house, and I can't change it. Now this toilet has not been used either.
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