What is the reason why the toilet waterslide has no water and smells?

Because it has an S-shaped bend under the sewer pipe, so that the water in it isolates the smell from the septic tank coming up from the pipe.

That means that there is no water seal in the basin, and the smell of the sewage pipe has returned. The dejili toilet at home has a good anti-odor effect, and there is no peculiar smell during use, which is really good!

The function of the toilet bowl barrier is to block the odor through the way of water sealing, because the absence of water will naturally cause the smell to reflux, so the source of the toilet odor is the problem of sealing below the water reflux.

The problem symptoms and solutions are as follows:

1. The sealing flange under the toilet is damaged, and the installation accessories are damaged for 80%. Specific repair and replacement of sealing flanges, accessories.

2. If it has just been installed for a year, the toilet is not installed well, accounting for 50%, usually less than 10%. Specific repairs to reinstall the toilet.

3. When the toilet is installed, the toilet is displaced, and the improper squatting and sitting usually accounts for less than 10%. Specific repairs to reinstall the toilet.

4. Cracks under the toilet bowl usually account for less than 1%. Replace the toilet.

More ventilation, use some toilet cleaners and the like, and pay more attention to the usual.

Probably because the toilet is not well ventilated.

I've really encountered this problem. I feel that the toilet is blocked, or the toilet has a foul smell, it is like a stone blocking my heart, and I will not be comfortable for a moment if this scourge is not removed.

Here's how I do it, drizzle toilet cleaner on the uncovered silicone, then brush it carefully and rinse it off with water. Because there is a smell, not only the smelly gas molecules, but also the smelly solid or liquid molecules must float out.

After cleaning, do not use the toilet. Don't try to save trouble, use silicone or glass glue to wipe it, this can't fundamentally solve the problem!

Be sure to buy a good flange (as soon as you ask in the store), that is, the toilet is connected to the sewer and is responsible for the tight parts. If the toilet is well sealed, the silicone on the outside is not wiped well, and it will not leak odor, so it must be solved from the "root".

Or ask the worker's uncle for help. Either you can do it yourself, you can find the problem.

At least two people need to do this, remove the toilet bowl entirely, connect the sewer in the middle, there is a flange, remove it, replace it with a new one, and then carefully stuff it into the sewer, be sure to ensure that it is tightly sealed. The toilet bowl is stable and sealed with silicone or glass glue. Twenty-four hours later, everything was fine!