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Anonymous users2024-01-24You don't have to dismantle the toilet to make a simple phone call to the sewer, you can just use something like a hose to get through it yourself, and when it's not working, try not to flush it all the time, it will overflow.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The long springs that can be turned on the stalls can be twisted in, and if they are twisted, they can be pulled out.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Hook the wire, or you'll be gambling on the pipe, and you'll have to find a way to get it out.
Buy a leather bowl to dredge the toilet, aim at the toilet drain position and pump it up and down, pay attention to the use of the toilet, there must be water in the toilet. >>>More
The toilet is clogged withThe toilet is clogged, usually at the drain bend, and the best and easiest way is... Use a thicker hose and put one end on the faucet, and insert one end into the toilet trap, trying to insert it through the trap. Then turn on the faucet, twitch the hose back with your hands, and try to poke through the water trap (but don't be afraid of dirt and smell) until it is poked through (three or five times faster, two or three minutes slower). >>>More
The saddest thing about the toilet is the backwater bend, since it has fallen down, try to flush it with water to see if it can be flushed out, as long as it passes the backwater bend, it will generally not be blocked again. Try to clamp with long tweezers or tongs if you never drop it, if it doesn't work, you can also try sulfuric acid, as long as it is plastic, there is no problem, if it is cast iron, don't try it, corrosion will be troublesome!
I've had this happen a few times, and my solution is to pour water into the toilet, pour it a few more times, and then press the flush button to flush it after pouring, and let it flood freely, and you can do it two or three times.
It is advisable to notify the toilet company. The national standard stipulates that the toilet pipe must pass at least 46 balls. >>>More