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Anonymous users2024-01-241 cubic meter has 1000 liters, the old-fashioned toilet is 7-8 liters (cubic meters) at a time, and dividing 1000 by getting that about 133 draws is 1 cubic meter is correct
Generally, the toilet flushes once depends on the volume of the toilet tank, and now the singing is to save water, the new toilet is generally 6 liters of the old toilet has 8 liters or even 12 liters, if you want to save water, you can place a drink bottle or brick in the toilet, in order to reduce the amount of flushing, you can also bend the float inside a little down, you can reduce the water output of the toilet tank.
In the future, if this situation occurs, pour warm boiled water to preheat it, and then add boiling water. The toilet can only be replaced if it cracks, no way, if the water leak is not perfect, it will affect the downstairs, and then it will be more troublesome to ask others to remove the ceiling or something.
Go and turn up the float in the tank, that's how I got it done, give me 5 points!
Put a large Coke bottle full of water in the tank, or just put a brick.
It won't affect it, and if it can't be cleaned once, it will be done twice.