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Anonymous users2024-01-24Let me tell you, it's not the toilet problem, it's the ventilation problem of the sewer, if the septic tank in the sewer is a confined space, and it is not ventilated, if someone drains into the septic tank, it will cause the odor gas inside, which is usually considered to be a mixture of biogas and other gases, and it will cause odors in the bathroom.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It could be that there is a problem with the drain in your new toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You can put a certain amount of freshener.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There's no trap, right?
Buy a box of cooling oil, open it and put it in the corner of the bathroom.
Disassemble the lampshade panel and remove the old lamp. Find a new light and put the panel back on.
After the change, you need to add pipes or move the location of the bathroom to the very thick sewer pipe, and the waterproofing of the building also needs to be redone, which will be very troublesome and also need to increase the cost of decoration Usually the designer will suggest that the homeowner do not change the location of the original toilet drainage, but also for the vital interests of the homeowner If there is no special need, try not to change
If you adjust the size of the master control valve and try again, it will definitely not vibrate.
Your toilet is not properly installed, and a U-shaped pipe is missing between the toilet and the sewage pipe. Causes odors to come out of the toilet bowl directly.
Yes, the innermost part is separated by a shower curtain for shower room, and the outside washroom and toilet. It's a good pattern.