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Anonymous users2024-01-24There is a screaming sound when flushing, probably from two holes in the back of the bottom of the toilet. You try to plug it with something first and see if the sound changes.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can adjust the toilet water seal to see if the water seal meets the standard and whether it is higher than 5 cm. If the water seal is normal, then it has nothing to do with the toilet itself. Secondly, it is necessary to analyze whether the sewage pipe has an air inlet, and the sound is generated by the wind blowing through the pipe.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Just lengthen the "U" shaped elbow below, and the pressure of the water left in the elbow after flushing is greater than the atmospheric pressure of each wind, and it will not sound!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The toilet is not tightly sealed! It may be facing the window, and the wind will pour in.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20The anti-water level is not enough, and it can only be replaced if it is not adjusted well.
When the sky changes, the sense of smell is particularly sensitive, and the usual smell is easy to dissipate on a sunny day, I think you stink here and there in fact, the reason is not on the sink bend, you are upstairs to make a new toilet 99% of the problem lies in the laying of floor tiles and the treatment of toilets1Your floor tiles are used for dry paving, the so-called dry paving is after the ground is leveled, use yellow sand to put a little cement mixed together to make the floor tile base, and then stick the floor tiles, so that the floor tiles are easier to paste, but the disadvantage is that there is a quick place to leak or water ingress, and the entire floor tile base will be infiltrated. >>>More
There is a problem with waterproofing, the toilet installation rubber ring is aging, and the water seeps down after it comes out.
Tell you, it's time for your toilet to be clean. The ash in the toilet bowl is a lot of dirt accumulated in the upper wall groove of the toilet bowl and falls off, so it should be cleaned with a brush frequently.
Yes, as long as the back wall is out of the way, the main thing to pay attention to is: align the toilet drain outlet with the inlet on the floor tile, and then seal it with cement or glass glue and glue it firmly.
You can change it, but it's more troublesome, and if you want to change the squat style in the backseat, you can't change it, so you have to think about it carefully.