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Anonymous users2024-01-24An easy way to do this: find a water pipe (the washing machine's inlet pipe is best) and extend the head of the pipe to the bottom of the toilet.
And then find a rag to plug the pipe, and then turn the water pipe to the maximum, which is a method that doesn't work 90 percent of the time.
Hope it works for you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Flush more water, or use a hose to bucket it in.
The hose underneath can be taken down, or you can find a long wire or something to make a little hook that can be reached down to hook the hair out.
It should be the main pipe, if you choose the floor drain, you can look at the Jindel floor drain My colleague's house is this kind of floor drain This has a siphon function The water launch speed is very fast You can look at it on the Internet.
What floor are you? Upstairs is definitely responsible! If there is a property, it will be solved by the property, if there is no property, it is that several of your connected companies will contribute to solve it together, but it is recommended to discuss it well, and everyone will understand
It is possible that when the toilet basin is installed, it is not properly connected to the pipe, and there is leakage from the joint.
It's all missing, but the waterproof material doesn't last long, and the key is to pat the water away.