Share some ways to unclog the toilet

The way to unclog the toilet is step D: before you start to unclog the toilet, flush it once, but remember not to flush it again, because if the toilet is clogged, D one flush may cause the toilet basin to overflow, but continuous flushing can easily cause overflow. Wear rubber gloves and take safety measures to isolate germs. If there are blockages in the toilet, you can take them out with gloves on.

    Protect the floor. Laying paper towels or waste paper on the floor to absorb as much moisture as possible can reduce the potential harm caused by a spilled toilet bowl and can deal with the consequences of a clogged toilet. When the toilet is unblocked, the water supply system of the toilet needs to be turned off to prevent flooding. It is necessary to ensure that the toilet is well ventilated, so that the potential harmful gases in the toilet can be reduced to a minimum when the toilet is unclogged.

     Step 2: Pour in a little dish soap and hot water, pour a few drops of dish soap into the toilet bowl and pour a basin or half a bucket of waist-high hot water into the toilet basin. Pour water from waist height, as such a flow of water will help to unclog the blockage or flush away corrosion from the blockage. If you leave the water and dishwashing detergent in the toilet basin for a while, you can soften, loosen and clog the part, and then you can remove it on its own.

     If dredging is not possible, the next step is to use a plunger. Step 3: Plug (toilet pump) The first thing to see is what is blocking the toilet. For example, children's toys do not require the use of a plunger. Use the correct piston. It is important to use a large plunger-type rubber plunger, either spherical or bottom with a folding rubber flange. Don't use cheap cup pistons. This usually doesn't work.