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Anonymous users2024-01-24Take a thread, dip it in some water, then hold both ends of the thread with both hands and roll it back and forth on the clothes, and the contents of the clothes will all get on the thread 、、、
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Garbage bags, there are so many bacteria in the toilet bowl that they are terrible, and the infection can be troublesome.
It may be blocked, because there may be some hairs in the pipeline that are sticking or hooked on the pipe wall, and the more and more they gather over time, just when the towel comes to resist it, it will be blocked; This is a possible hypothesis. It is recommended to ask the property to dredge it to be safer, otherwise, it will be troublesome in case the main pipe is blocked with the upper floor.
Buy a simple pipe unclogger that you can dredge yourself.
Your towel should be blocked in the toilet, not flushed into the pipe, if you want to do it yourself, first remove the toilet, relatively simple, the old-fashioned toilet is fixed with expansion bolts on both sides, remove the expansion bolts, and then fix the cement or glue chisel on the toilet bowl, the new toilet bowl is directly sat on the cement or glue, chisel it, when chiseling.
If you go into the sewer, or septic tank, it usually won't be blocked, but if it does, then your building will have a good time, especially if you live on the first floor.
With an old-fashioned mop, put water in the toilet first, then put the mop in, turn the mop in a circle, just like you usually twist the mop, plug the hole in the toilet, lift it up suddenly with force (using pressure), and repeat it a few times to get through. The mop is much easier to use than the rubber tool (puff), and I tried the pit for a long time but it didn't work. This method has been used by many people and has been effective. >>>More