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Anonymous users2024-01-241. When reinstalling, pay attention to the matching problem, if it does not match, you can use more glass glue to seal the water seepage. If you seal it with glass glue, don't use the toilet for three or five days, or even a week, and you can only use it after the glue is dry!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23In this case, you can only reinstall it, if the size of the drain is wrong, add a shifter.
Don't use all the glue glass, it won't be strong. First, use cement as the base, and then put glass glue on it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Support the first floor, the hole is not right.
Standard practice: After the new toilet is properly aligned, the toilet water will not overflow without glue after the floor drain is qualified!
If it were me, I would have to pay the person who installed the toilet.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It was a mistake by the person who installed the toilet to make him reinstall it.
The cement didn't dry, so I guess you used it.
It is contraindicated to use cement when installing a toilet bowl because cement expands when it solidifies, which may damage the toilet. >>>More
I guess the seam below is leaking, so let's replace it.
The two small holes were originally used to fix the holes for installing expansion screws on the bathroom floor, but now the installation master has omitted this step and directly sealed with white cement or glass glue, the purpose is to encounter the toilet drain blockage, easy to disassemble! The situation you said may be that the sewer is blocked, find a maintenance master to repair it!
The toilet bowl is made of plastic or rubber, which will age, deform, and damage over time, which is the most common problem of the toilet. At this time, it is necessary to replace the water blockage bowl. First, saving water is the duty of every citizen, and it has nothing to do with money, and second, it can also remove the noise caused by running water.
Wrap the joint between the toilet and the drain pipe with cement ash to relieve the problem of water seepage.