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Anonymous users2024-01-24The best thing to do is not to pour it into the toilet, it is easy to clog.
Try adding detergent to the tank.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Don't pour it down the toilet and it's solved. Leftovers are bagged and thrown away.
You pour leftovers into the trash can, pour the water into the toilet, remember not to pour the water into the trash can otherwise the smell will be very strong, of course, you have to carry the garbage bag every day.
This can be solved by the following methods:
1. Put the cloth at the mouth of the toilet, and then put the water to ensure that the water submerges the cloth. Press the cloth hard, stuff it into the toilet mouth as much as possible, and finally lift the cloth as quickly as possible, repeat this action, the things in the toilet will be sucked out, and the pipe can be unblocked. >>>More
There are two kinds, one, the pipe is blocked, and two, the toilet is misaligned with the floor drain pipe.
It stands to reason that the toilet has a water seal, and it will not smell bad. If you live downstairs, it is possible that the septic tank is blocked, and the air from the upstairs and downstairs water rushes through the water and seals out.
The toilet is generally glued with glass, use a wallpaper knife to draw a circle on the joint surface of the toilet and the ground, and the toilet can be moved down, and the brush may be at the exit of the toilet, just glue it yourself. Pay attention to keep the ground dry and leave it for 24 hours. Also, aim at the toilet outlet and sewer, buy gloves first, you may see something.