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Anonymous users2024-01-24Re-glue with silicone structural adhesive. Do not use glass glue, glass glue is called silicone sealant, the sealing effect is good. It is not as strong as structural adhesives.
It is recommended to use neutral silicone glue, which has no odor and good adhesion. For all glass adhesives, the general curing time is about 24 hours. The better quality ones are faster.
Whether the bottom of the toilet leaks or not is not mainly to look at the glass glue around the bottom, but to see whether the sealant mat connecting the toilet and the sewer (a hollow round rubber pad that looks a bit like plasticine) is not done well. The glass glue will be discolored or moldy after soaking for a long time, so it is not a general glass glue, but a mold-proof sealant.
How to remove glass glue.
The removal of glass glue depends on whether the glass glue has been cured or not >>>More
Gotta change the toilet.
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This is because the interface between the toilet bowl and the sewage pipe is not tight, and the toilet outlet and the sewage tank mouth should be connected by a sealed leather bowl. The cause of water leakage may be the aging of the sealing bowl, or it may be caused by the improper sealing of the bowl during installation. It is recommended that you ask a professional master to reinstall it as well, it is very troublesome to get it yourself.