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Anonymous users2024-01-24You have to check for yourself if the water is blocked.,If it's a problem with the water key, just change it.。。 Generally speaking, the direct flush is okay to go into the water, but it is a waste of water.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The U-bend of the sewer is used for easy maintenance and deodorization, and there is a backwater bend inside the toilet (no matter what the toilet is), so it has nothing to do with the sewer, unless your watch falls down and flushes it off, if there is a U-bend, you can open it, hehe.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Finding a dredge to get into the water should be able to solve the problem.
Professionals.
Reason 1: The outlet of your toilet and pipe is too small (sloppy during installation).If there is a little debris, it will not go smoothly into the water. >>>More
There is a blockage in the bend inside, so use a cannon to get through.
It is very likely that the return air hole of the toilet is blocked, and the gas inside cannot be released, so the drain will be very slow, if the gap under the base is not sealed, it actually plays a role in deflating, so the drain will be unobstructed, as long as the return air hole is dredged.
It's not the toilet that is the fault, it's the septic tank that's full, and the land where I rented a house also appeared, and the landlord was asked to get it done. It may be blocked, the detection method is to take a basin of water and flush it directly, so that it is not blocked, otherwise it is blocked. 2. If it's not blocked, it's the toilet itself. >>>More
The toilet is not clogged but the drain is slow: the fittings are damaged, the water level of the inlet valve is low, and the toilet quality is problematic. >>>More