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Anonymous users2024-01-24Summary. Can you use 75 pipes for the sewer pipe of the toilet
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If you can only pee 75, the toilet will definitely be blocked, it is not recommended, you will want to poke it every day.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Consider the following: Straight pipes are not a problem, mainly at elbows or S-bends. The resistance to entering the water will increase, and if the flushing speed slows down, the feces will remain at the elbow or S-bend, and it will be easy to clog in the long run.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Yes, but the flush is not very smooth and easy to block.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20I'm afraid no, it's hard to find a good reducer.
The toilet drain pipes are all made of 110, and if you use 75 later, it is easy to cause blockage and inconvenience.
No, the toilet comes from a sink with a similar U-shape, but be sure to seal the edges of the toilet seat and bolt holes with glue.
If it's fine, you need to use 110.
When installing the toilet, we need to pay attention to the diameter of the sewer pipe, if the diameter is too large or too small, it is prone to problems. If the diameter is too small, it will cause the toilet to become clogged. However, if the direct sewer pipe is too large, it is easy to have poor sealing and water leakage. >>>More
There are 2 ways to change the toilet drainage:
1. Negotiate with the owner downstairs to change the original plumbing directly from downstairs. This method is the least likely to cause clogging, provided that your landlord agrees, of course. >>>More