What should I do if a plastic round thing falls into the toilet?

It is estimated that the toilet needs to be dismantled, and this foreign body dredge can't be done. The things that can be done with the dredge are generally limited to rags, steel wool balls, socks, toilet paper, etc.

It will be plugged, there is an elbow in the toilet sewer, where it is the most blocked, you will not be poisoned, but the water will not be smooth, and the stool will not be discharged.

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If you fall into something soft like a towel, you can use a wire to stir it in the toilet drain to hook it up. In addition, it is inevitable that some soft things such as toilet paper will be dropped into the toilet, and you can directly use the leather pinch to pump a few times at the mouth of the squatting toilet, and the effect is very good. If it is a plastic brush, bottle cap, soap, comb and other hard objects that fall in, then you need to use a pipe dredging machine, and in serious cases, you even have to disassemble and dredge the toilet, which can only be completely solved by getting things out.

With a suction cup with a handle, it will generally pass after a few gasps, and the suction cup hardware store has to buy; If you don't have a suction cup and can't buy it for a while, you can make one yourself, find a stick of about the same length, wrap the cloth around one end, wrap the cloth into a ball or column, the diameter is slightly larger than the diameter of the toilet drain, and then put on a plastic bag, and it's done.