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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, it won't! Because there is a float valve control in the tank.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23No. It is controlled by a float valve.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I feel that it will, because of the several times I paid a lot of water bills, I guess the toilet leaked.
The reasons for your problem are as follows:1As soon as the water tank enters the water and starts to leak, it is the blue sanitary ware problem in the picture, which can be adjusted to be blue sanitary ware. >>>More
Think about it day and think about it night.
Yes, there may be cases where water from the toilet tank flows back into the mains. Under normal circumstances, the water in the toilet tank does not flow into the water supply pipe, because the pressure lever in the tank automatically crushes the valve when the water is full, preventing backflow. However, if the toilet bowl has been used for a long time, the valve is easy to break if it has been used for too long. >>>More
Excluding molecular diffusion, counterflow will not, because if the reflux, it means that the isolation between the toilet water and the tank water is not strict, then the pressure at the bottom of the tank is stronger than the pressure of the toilet water, so the toilet water level will continue to rise, but in reality there is no such phenomenon, which means that the middle baffle.
If you are worried about the public toilet, you can wipe it with a paper towel, which generally will not cause infection, which can be removed by the human body itself, so you don't have to worry too much.