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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is possible that the sewer line is blocked, causing the sewage to flow backwards and flow out of the toilet flange, it is recommended to remove the toilet, dredge the pipe, and then replace the flange ring and reinstall it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23That's right, reinstall it, and then seal it with silicone, double insurance.
This is caused by the unobstructed drainage main riser, and now it is okay to put some glass glue, but it can not completely solve the problem. Anyway, now the toilet can also flush the dirt, and when it can't be flushed down after a few days, then find a professional to dredge it thoroughly, and there will be no more leaks like this in the future.
If the ceiling is stable and not easy to loosen, you can consider using [Seam King], use the Seam King to fill the seam first, and then batch 2 cm of the ceiling surface.
Explain that your toilet installation drain is not good, you should install it from scratch, and match the toilet drain and drain pipe mouth well, (it is best to buy a toilet rubber ring to add it).
Check whether the sewer hole inside is aligned with the hole of the sewage pipe, generally the sewage is 110 will be larger than the toilet drain hole, when installing the toilet, there is a sealing rubber ring to match the toilet, put the rubber ring between the toilet and the ground, and then put glass glue around the toilet bowl will not have this situation. If it still leaks, it may be that there is a problem with the toilet accessories themselves.
If there is little water infiltration, wipe the water dry and seal it again with a neutral sealant. >>>More