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Anonymous users2024-01-24You should be using a siphon toilet, try increasing the flush volume (adjust the float valve in the tank up). Previously, you can use a bucket to fill it with water to try it, and if the return water is reduced, then adjust the flushing volume.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It should be normal to have a little bit of anti-reverse, but the water is clear, not that the water is abnormal.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Normal, siphon toilets are designed like this, don't worry.
It's a tragedy, either the floor drain is mixed with the toilet special sewage pipe, or the pipe is blocked, and it hasn't been blocked, so find a person to dredge the pipe and take a look.
Yes, it proves that the blockage is partial, and it is about to be blocked.
The reasons for the dirty water that always returns to the top after flushing the newly installed toilet are as follows: 1. The sewage pipe is blocked. 2. The reserved height of the cutting pipe is not level with the ground. 3. The toilet bowl is not tightly sealed, which becomes the source of odor.
If there is a backwater situation when the household uses the sewer by itself, then it means that the drainage pipe is blocked, and the pipe can be dredged through dredging agent or dredging machine, or more serious, you need to contact professional workers to repair and deal with it. 2. If there is a backwater situation when the residents are not using the sewer, then it is likely that the main drainage pipe of the building is blocked, and this situation requires a high-pressure water truck to impact the sewer pipe, remove the dirt on the pipe wall and dredge the sewer pipe through water pressure.
Please ask the master to adjust the toilet float valve, it should be that the float valve is not in place to control the water flow.