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Anonymous users2024-01-24Flush the toilet bowl with lukewarm water at a temperature of 1 -45 to thaw.
In addition to drainage, pouring antifreeze into the water tank, or mixing alcohol and salt in the water, can reduce the freezing point of water, but also can effectively prevent freezing, if all electric heaters have been put on low temperature operation, especially if the heating system is turned on in the bathroom, and can ensure that the bathroom will not freeze, you can do not need to add antifreeze to the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Scald with boiling water, don't pour more, pour a small amount, wait for a little cool, suck it out with a rag, pour it in again, suck it out, repeat it a few times
1. If the blockage is not very tight, go to the supermarket to buy a rubber suction for the toilet, and press it back and forth on the toilet bowl a few times, so that it is easier to pass when it is full of water. >>>More
This belongs to the unclean flushing, the pipe design is not good, and the siphon force is not large. Generally, a good siphon toilet flushes away the dirty things after a flush, and there is a jet hole in front of the toilet to flush the water to achieve the effect of replenishing water, so that the water that comes back is clean water. The pipe design is not good, because the siphon is powerless, only a part of it can be flushed away, and the light part hangs on the pipe wall, and then the follow-up water returns to the toilet pit, which is called slag. >>>More
The simple thing is to use the toilet plucker to pull back and forth under the toilet, which can dredge the smaller blockage, if there are other foreign body blockages, it is generally hooked out with a special hook rotation. >>>More
Two cases: 1, blocked; 2. There is a problem with the flush toilet drain device, which causes the drain valve to not open and cannot be flushed! Look at the specific problem and treat it differently!