Is it dangerous to have the tip of the toilet tube sealed?

What floor is your house on, how long have you been sealed, if it's been almost a week, you've been inhabited upstairs or downstairs, and no one has complained, that is, your behavior should not have caused trouble to the neighbors.

However, if someone complains, it still needs to be rectified. It would be easier to understand if you simply took a picture.

If there is a manhole cover for the septic tank under the kitchen, sealing the manhole cover with something is not a hazard, why.

Each septic tank is equipped with a pipe, pointing upwards, connecting to the atmosphere, from where any biogas will run into the atmosphere.

In this way, when the septic tank is flushed, the water can be flushed in, and it will not cause the air to catch the water that is flushed in, causing the water to go up or down.

There are also some reserved household drainage pipe outlets, if there is likely to be a smell, open the window for ventilation is helpful, if it is this kind of reserved pipe mouth, simply plug something to block it does not constitute a hazard, as long as it can be easily opened and sealed at that time, you can use it with confidence. Don't use cement, just gamble.

It can't be sealed, the exhaust port must be left, generally the building is left on the roof, you go up to find the ceiling along the direction of the current pipe, there should be a nozzle, and the pipe should be changed later.

There won't be any risk.

If it is an exhaust port, the exhaust port of the bathroom is generally used to remove gas, if it is sealed, the impact should not be too great, but if there is no window, sometimes the smell in the bathroom is difficult to send out, and the air will not circulate.

It depends on the height of your house. If you can achieve a height of 1 meter, you can be between 1 and 3 meters away from the sewerage main.

Installing an S bend on all the sewer pipes in your house will solve the problem.

Hello, according to your description, it should be convenient for maintenance and use for pipeline dredging. It is not commonly used, and can be plugged with tape or other methods.

This is supposed to be the water pipe of the upstairs house.

I don't have this kind of tube in my own house.

There are a lot of pipes in high-rise buildings, in addition to the toilet exhaust pipe you said, there are also smoke exhaust pipes in the kitchen and ventilation pipes in the elevator, as well as the ventilation pipes of the sewers and the rainwater pipes on the roof, 50 small pipes, I personally think that because it should be a certain ventilation pipe for sewerage, because the sewer pipes are connected in parallel, it is necessary to install ventilation pipes on the top floor to avoid poor drainage, for reference only.

Then the toilet will emit a stench, which must be very uncomfortable.

That's because the top of the sewer pipe is sealed by someone, and there is no air outlet, so the dirty water can't go down in the curved pipe, forming a vacuum.

1 No, it is the rainwater pipe that connects the roof, if it is cut off, the water does not come down, and the roof of your house will be soaked. If it doesn't rain there, it's not a problem.

If you see someone else's house cut down, you can.

Hello. Let me tell you about it:

1. This is reserved for ventilation... If it is sealed, it will cause aftertaste.

It is recommended not to seal.

As long as it doesn't affect others, of course you can.

First of all, contact the owner of the top floor privately to ask him to correct the exhaust pipe, if it is not good, report it to the property or the relevant departments to change the public parts without authorization, it is best to contact the neighbors up and down, and the number of people is good to do things The top floor is sealed with the exhaust pipe, and the first floor is the most unlucky

The main drain pipe is generally vented to the roof. Don't know about you! ......