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Anonymous users2024-01-24Remove the toilet bowl and find a way to get it. It is not recommended to dredge it directly, as there is a danger of falling into the drainage main, and it will be a big problem.
Try it with a household dredger, if it doesn't work, find a professional dredge, but the toilet will be hurt somewhat.
Usually develop a good and correct habit of use, the toilet is not able to go to other water sources after use, and water saving is not here.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Hello landlord, I am engaged in this area and have a little experience. Thread a wire into the toilet bowl and flush it again, it should be fine, try it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If you drop something as big as a brush, it will be in the trap of the toilet pipe, and you can ask a master to pick up the toilet and take it out and sit back on the toilet, but with white cement.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The best way is to disassemble the toilet bowl and remove the brushes, and also to see if the toilet is stained with cement or glass glue. Cement is a bit of a hassle.
Yes, apply some dish soap and dry rub it in a dirty place a few times, it really doesn't work, just put some laundry detergent bubbles.
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Good toilet! The brush head is so long that it can be washed down! Stuck in the S-bend! You can only use iron wire to groove slowly, or buy some thin and strong thread. Put more, then flush with water, and slowly pull on the brush bristles to get out!
Look at whether the water pipe is wide, if it is very wide, it will be fine, if it is not wide, it will be directly blocked in the toilet sewer pipe.
The possibility is very large, it will be slowly blocked if it is stuck in the pipe and does not rush down, use a wire to fish it out and see if it can be made!