I don't know if you've ever seen anything like that before: pressing the flush button, the flow of water in the toilet is slow, the dirty stuff is always dirty。
A lot of people are trying to save themselves by pouring a bucket of water into the toilet and trying to take the dirt with the force of the water。
I've been doing this all along, and i've been thinking, "how much can i do?" i didn't realize that the habit of doing this until the toilet went down and hired a maintenance teacher for over 20 years。
Why can't a toilet just pour a bucket of water
Let's start with a brief explanation of the toilet. The flushing system with the toilet itself, the flow of which is designed at speeds and angles。
The water comes out of the small holes on the edge of the toilet evenly, flushing the inner walls while forming a rainbow and sucking away。
We pour a big pot of water on our own. It's a mess. It's not following the route it's designed。
Many people think that the more water is washed up, the more the water is washed up, and, on the contrary, it is easy to break the rhythm of the rainbow。
The pipes are easier to block
The master told me that a lot of the owner's toilets were blocked and the source was that he used to pour water manually。
A large amount of water pours in quickly, crushing faecal, toilet paper into the depth of the bend。
The toilet was supposed to flush itself, so it could slowly disperse the groceries. In a rush, the groceries were stuck to death in the water bend。
At this point, it is not simply a matter of ease, some of which are too deep, with professional tools, door-to-door fees and facilitation fees, or 180 dollars less。
The bottom of the toilet is open
It's something a lot of people can't imagine。
The pottery looks strong, but it's afraid of a sudden water pressure shock。
A barrel of more than a dozen kilograms of water is pouring into it from its height, with all the impact at the corner of the toilet。
No change can be seen in a short period of time, and long days and long hours, the interior produces invisible lines。
Some of the cracks did not leak at first, and the damage was even greater when the seepage leaked under the floor bricks, so that the concrete layer and the roof downstairs were broken. This hidden crack is hard to detect in peacetime。
Sealed french circles are vulnerable
In the middle of the toilet and the sewer, there is a rubber gasket called the french ring, which you can understand as a leakproof, smellproof seal。
The continuing water shock will constantly shake the toilet, slowly flushing the gasket and deforming it。
Once the ring is broken, the floor of the bathroom reeks from time to time, and the ground dizzles。
To replace the french ring, the entire toilet has to be removed. The only way to unload toilets is to pay for one or two hundred workers and to clean the floor of the toilet, especially in the event of a disruption。
What's the right thing to do when it's not clean
The master gave us a few practical little things that ordinary people can do at home。
First one's not flushed. Don't pour it right away。
Wait for two or three minutes to slowly drain some of the water and the stains are fully soft。
Hit the flush again. Many times, the second flush can run。
If the flush is always small, you can open the lid。
There's a float in the tank, and it's up to the tank. Don't raise the floats on your own. It's too high to get out. It's better to get the maintenance staff to check。
If it's blocked, don't pour water over and over again. We'll have a skinner at home. That's the right tool。
Pointing the platinum at the water mouth, pressing back and forth, using air pressure, is much more reliable than pouring water。
When can i get water in the toilet
Here too, let me be clear. Not every drop of water can be poured。
If the toilet is completely blocked and the water is not going down at all, it is imperative that the water is not added。
Only in one case is there any problem with a small amount of water added: a low level of water after toilet flushing and a slow addition of a small amount of warm water into the middle。
It's important: water temperature control at 30°c is enough. Don't pour water. High temperatures make ceramics hot and cold, and there's a similar risk of cracking。
There's a lot of little habits. It's nothing。
We always thought the toilet was a durable, but it was a fine little system. Use it in the way it's designed, be more careful, and spend a lot less on maintenance and a lot of trouble。
