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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, many people can put the ground flat and dismantle it, and they don't glue it. The toilet drain and pipe are properly aligned, and it doesn't matter if the flush doesn't gush out, and it doesn't smell.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The leakage of glass glue at the bottom of the toilet bowl does not affect the flushing. Because of the leakage of jujube toilet bottom glass glue 1, it is the first to fix the role of the toilet (the bottom of the toilet is uneven or the floor of the toilet is uneven). 2. It is not easy to clean the bottom of the toilet to prevent the water outside the toilet from entering the toilet.
The sealing ring used to install the toilet bowl has sealed the connection between the toilet drain and the sewer.
Then your toilet flushing method should be siphon type, this flushing method generates a huge suction through the S-shaped pipe to take away the sewage, and if the air leaks, the pressure will be smaller, and it will not produce such a large suction, just like a blockage. Then you just need to change the seal!
It may be a product problem, so I can only get rid of it and re-play some good ones.
The glass glue should not be beaten point by point, but the entire toilet base should be covered with glass glue all around, and there can be no omission - this is the basic common sense of installing the toilet, otherwise, the smell under the toilet will come up. >>>More
You first wipe the leak with water, then apply glass glue, let the toilet be disabled for eight hours, and then try again.