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Anonymous users2024-01-24In this case, it is best to negotiate with all the residents of the unit building, because it affects all the residents, and everyone pays together to hire someone to dredge the pipes. If you do it alone, you need to connect the outdoor pipe and discharge it into the sewer independently, but the cost of this method is relatively high, and it is a toilet drain, after the second and third floors of the outdoors, people may not be willing to put it, and if other residents are raising funds to get it, you may have to pay some money to get the water pipe on the first floor.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Above the 2nd floor, everyone pays for dredging, and it is troublesome to install another pipe.
If it is only blocked at the mouth of the toilet pit and not blocked by the main pipe, it should have no effect. FYI.
Find the property and the neighborhood committee or the property committee community to coordinate and solve.
Whew, it's hard. If you want to raise the PVC pipe a little, the lifting distance should not be higher than the bend of the pipe in the toilet itself. If it does not rise, the distance between the pipes should not be too long. The odor resistance of such a toilet may be a little unsatisfactory.
Dig a sewage pipe hole on the balcony, and then divert the water pipe to the balcony, make sure that the sewage pipe is connected to the sewage pipe, and do a good job of infiltration protection at the balcony, and buy a toilet to install it.
If there is no room upstairs and no one is available, you can consult with the downstairs Generally, there is no impact downstairs.