-
Anonymous users2024-01-24Don't poke this down, the pipe at the bottom is very narrow, I guess you may not want that head, you can find a sharp thing, pierce the head, and then pull it out, or the head is too tight, hold your breath, or find a professional to help.
-
Anonymous users2024-01-23Hello, first hook things out with wire; If it doesn't work, it's still a light professional to help you deal with it.
If you stab it hard, you can only make it good here, but it's still not good to go down, and the convenience of others is convenient for yourself, or find a way to make it the best.
-
Anonymous users2024-01-22If you can't stab it, you won't be able to get it up when the time comes, so it's best to take a hook that can be bent out. Or just find a toilet repairer.
-
Anonymous users2024-01-21No, if you want to find a way to get it, you have to find a professional to get into the water. Don't do it yourself.
1. Ask professionals to solve the problem immediately;
2. Do it yourself: disconnect the water line of the toilet, unscrew the anchor screw, use the blade to cut the glass glue, lift the toilet, the bottom hole is exposed, and you can take out the debris by hand! Then reinstate, and the problem is solved! >>>More
Just pour the freshly boiled water all the time. I've blocked it before, it's a pool full of vegetables and rice, it's blocked at the turn of the sewer pipe, I can't get through, I boiled three pots in an electric kettle, and it fell down, and it was slowly passed. >>>More
Leave him alone, the 2nd day will be fine. Because the water is slowly thinning. It's slow, it's slow,.. >>>More
There are usually small advertisements for sewers in the corridors, so it's good to call them and ask them to get through.
Buy a dredging device.
There is a hardware store. Otherwise, find a professional dredge person to dredge >>>More