Can sulfuric acid dissolve the clogged toilet bowl

No... Generally organic. This is going to be dissolved, and the high concentration of sulfuric acid is terrible. I guess it's like flushing the toilet with pure sulfuric acid.

Other than that... Porcelain toilet. No matter how concentrated the sulfuric acid... 100% will not be melted...

The dirt inside may melt when a bucket of concentrated sulfuric acid is poured down,,, but. I guess you won't try it if you are sensible...

It is best not to use sulfuric acid. Citric acid monohydrate can be used to clean toilets or floor drains, which is very effective for carbonate disintegration that tends to scale and clog toilets. Sulfuric acid is highly corrosive and must be used with great care.

Sulfuric acid will emit a lot of heat when it encounters water, and when it encounters a blockage in the toilet, it may absorb water and carbonize to form insoluble matter, causing further blockage.

It's cold, it depends on what the blockage is.

Belch... This works in theory.

From the reality ... I haven't tried.

That's right... Sulphuric acid you got ...

Have you bought it?

Aren't you afraid of dissolving the toilet bowl too?

It depends on what the blockage is, sulfuric acid is not a panacea, pay attention to safety when using sulfuric acid, sulfuric acid is very corrosive.