Tips for unclogging a blocked squat toilet

With the rapid development of society, people's quality of life is constantly improving. Toilets used to be relatively simple, but now toilets, squat toilets, etc. are available in every household, bringing great convenience to people. However, squat pit toilets also have many problems. One of them is that they are easily clogged, which makes people very distressed. So the editor will share with you some tips on how to unclog a clogged squat pit toilet.

The first thing to do is of course to flush it with water. We can try to use the original toilet flushing equipment to flush it several times. If it still doesn’t work, we can prepare a large basin of water and then flush it in one breath. Try it repeatedly several times. If the blockage is not very serious, it will generally be solved.

In addition to direct flushing, we can also use water pressure to clear blockages. We can find a longer plastic water pipe (not too thin, otherwise the effect will be poor), then use one end to connect to the tap water pipe, and plug the other end into the pipe mouth. Finally, you can use rags, small pieces or other items to block the pipe mouth, and then you can turn on the tap water and use water pressure to clean the toilet. The end of the water pipe inserted into the pipe can be extended a little further according to the situation.

The toilet suction cup is a must-have tool in the toilet, which is specially used to unclog the toilet when it is blocked. Before using the toilet suction cup, we need to put more water in the toilet, then aim the toilet suction cup at the pipe opening and press down hard (never suck upwards). If it doesn't work once, repeat it several times.

If the toilet suction is not enough to solve the problem, we can use a mop. How to use: First place the mop head at the pipe opening, then add water to completely submerge the entire mop, then press the mop hard and try to stuff it into the pipe opening, then quickly lift the mop, repeat several times, the items blocking the toilet will be sucked out and the toilet will be unblocked.

We can also use some professional tools to help us, such as the commonly used manual drain cleaner. In fact, it is similar to the tools used by professionals who unclog toilet pipes, but theirs are electric, while ours must be done manually.

If it still doesn't work, you have to ask a professional plumber to come to your house to clear the blockage. After all, they have professional tools and we don't.

Note: When using the toilet vacuum, remember to put water in the toilet, otherwise it will not be effective due to lack of pressure.