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Anonymous users2024-01-24See if the upper water of the toilet tank is broken and replaced.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23See if the water piece is broken, and try to replace it.
It won't affect it, and if it can't be cleaned once, it will be done twice.
The water in the toilet tank freezes over, you can put some salt and then put some warm water in it and it will melt slowly.
Estimate that your toilet is siphon-type.
Open the lid of the water tank first (that is, the one with the flush button on it), you will see a small pipe connecting the inlet valve and the drain valve, see if it falls out, and if it falls out, connect it well. If it is connected, it may be that your toilet is a little blocked, not completely blocked, but a little blocked, resulting in the water flow can not be discharged normally when flushing, and the siphon generation time is slow, so when the water tank is completed, the water in the urinal is not at the highest. >>>More
The inlet valve is closed? Then after you flush the toilet, there is no water coming in to replenish it, and of course there is no water in your tank.
The water in the toilet tank is not drinkable, it is tap water, and generally no one cleans it, it is not very clean.