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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, it won't! The toilet tank is floated to set the water level and open and close the water stop valve! Water from the inlet can only enter! Then the float drives the water stop valve to rise! If the water does not enter, the check valve will descend and block the water inlet! Naturally, the water does not leak.
You can save it, you can save two more bottles of water.
It's okay to add water directly to the toilet after the water is stopped.
The water from the toilet tank does not flow to the kitchen because the water in the toilet tank is one-way and cannot be returned.
When the water in the tank is discharged, the outlet plug will automatically fall to block the water outlet, and then the float will pull the plug up with a lever because the water level in the tank drops, so that the water can enter the tank. When the water is full, the float drives the lever to close the water inlet.
The water in the house has not been stopped, and the toilet has run out of water. It may be that the button on the toilet tank lid does not pop up, and the water flows out slowly, and there will be no water in the toilet.