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Anonymous users2024-01-24If the bottom of the toilet is open, and there are holes on both sides (you can see it), you can hit it, or you can use glass glue if you don't play.
If the bottom of the toilet is full back cover, the two holes are inside, and it is impossible to install it at all, unless your toilet is 10cm away from the wall.
In fact, punching two holes, the installation is really a psychological effect, and the waterproof layer must be destroyed. (If you really want to fight, don't do waterproof). Under the toilet, the nails are easy to rust for more than a year, and there is no intention at all.
If you don't have the outer layer of glue, you can get up with a gentle movement of your hands, and the toilet is harder than nails. Those who have dismantled the old toilet bowl will be clear.
The one in your house can be filled with two holes, as long as you like.
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It's better to install one, it's okay not to install it, and the dirt won't come out, because the bottom of the toilet has been welded with cement or glue to the ground, even if the sealing ring is not disturbed, it will not seep out.
Definitely not, because it's all made in one piece, and the inside has been well handled.
Old-fashioned toilets only use expansion screws.
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If there is no leakage after installation, there is no hidden danger, but once it is used for a long time, the pipe is clogged or the drain is not smooth, it is easy to cause the toilet to overflow.