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Anonymous users2024-01-24Then you have to use a shifter.
Before you use it, you need to know how thick your ground is, and you must be able to accommodate the thickness of the shifter. Otherwise, it can't be installed. This thickness refers to the thickness of the bricks when you lay them, not the bottom of the floor.
Flushing with a shifter will not have much effect. However, do not throw foreign objects such as paper. Easy to block.
As a result, it is not that the toilet really can't sit people. It's just that I don't think it's beautiful to be too close to the exterior wall. I would suggest that it is better not to move to the best. You will use this toilet for many years. Something went wrong, and it's not good for you or downstairs, what do you think?
Professional Repairer ZS0708
Just seal it with cement! Wrap a layer of kraft paper around the holes and seal them with cement!
If there is a certain amount of extension space under the flange ring of the toilet, as long as it is not more than three centimeters, there is generally no problem. But if it is more than three centimeters, you have to think of a way, it is best to use a pipe that is one size smaller than the toilet drain pipe as an extension pipe, and stick it tightly with PVC glue. >>>More
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Find a master who can change the water and electricity and see if you can change it.
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