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Anonymous users2024-01-24Buy an artifact online specifically for toilet access – it's super nice to have a wire that can be retracted. I used to have a clogged toilet at home because the person who called the professional toilet was very expensive. So I spent about thirty to buy that stuff online.
Successfully unblocked the toilet that had been blocked for half a month.
Another way is to have a fire hydrant in the hallway on each floor. The tube is long and can be dragged to the bathroom. Turn on the water and flush it straight to the toilet mouth.
This method has been tried and tested in schools before. It works perfectly. Because the hydrant has a large flow of water, it can be dredged.
You can give it a try.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Use a mop, put the mop in the hole, press it tightly, then release the water, put it on the full edge, and then flush the mop up and down, so that it lasts a few more times, and it will be in a while
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Fill the water and press down firmly with the plug, don't suck.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21If you want to poke it with a steel wire, you can't use it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20What should I do if the toilet is clogged at home?
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Anonymous users2024-01-19What should I do if the toilet is clogged?
Use a bucket or a larger basin, fill it with water and flush it.
Pump with gas cuai. Pull out the blocked things and push them down with pressurized water.
First of all, the rubber toilet sucker, suck it, and if it is seriously blocked, you will call the master of the toilet.
Use a thick soft rubber rod or other soft rod to dredge it, and fill it with more water. The toilet may have a U-shaped plumbing, so be careful.
Dun cloth method: use your mopping cloth to mop the floor. First put the cloth at the mouth of the toilet, and then put water to ensure that the water submerges the cloth. >>>More