Can a toilet squat toilet leak?

OK. There is no floor drain in the bathroom, and the water is directly drained into the squatting toilet and drained away, which to a certain extent is equivalent to increasing the use of space in the bathroom.

No. Because the squatting toilet in the bathroom is for excrement and leads to the septic tank, it is impractical if it is used as a floor drain.

OK. Because the toilet is connected to the sewer pipe, water can also flow from the toilet to the water pipe.

BathroomsFloor drainsIt can be changed.

Install a floor drain. Install floor drains where there are no floor drains, and arrange the water by raising the ground.

pipes, but this method affects drainage; Break through the floor slab and rearrange the water pipes, but this will be more troublesome, and you need to go downstairs for construction.

The drain is modified with a sewer pipe, and the drain of the bathtub or the drain of the washbasin is converted into a shower drain, but the main problem of this kind of sewer pipe is usually a 40 mm diameter pipe, and there are small diameter floor drains on the market.

Spill Problem:

Cause analysis: It may be that the water section of the floor drain is not smooth enough, the sewage cannot pass through quickly, or the internal structure of the floor drain is convex and concave, and dirt such as hair and fibers are hung.

Solution: The height of the floor drain is determined by the way the drainage system is routed. Therefore, the height of the floor drain selected with it is best to be within 200mm and 120mm respectively, and it must be drained laterally.

The commonly used concealed installation method is the partial sinking of the floor slab of the bathroom structure and the cushion of the bathroom.

There are two types of pipes. In order to meet the clear height and ergonomics of the bathroom.

The former has a sinking headroom of 300mm, and the latter has a cushion height of up to 170mm.

Is it? What are the rationales? If you want to drain the squatting toilet, it usually happens in a smaller bathroom.

In the absence of dry and wet separation conditions, or in order to facilitate drainage, all the water in the toilet is "returned" to the squatting toilet for drainage, and there is no need to set up a floor drain for "two-end drainage". Reducing the floor drain process is equivalent to saving some decoration costs! Whether it's a squatting toilet or a floor drain, the drain will eventually flow through the mains.

The squatting toilet drain is larger and drains faster. Moreover, the squatting toilet has a water trap to achieve a water seal.

Deodorizing effect.

So, in fact, you can also install a squatting toilet without installing a floor drain. We can even think of it this way: a squatting toilet is just a floor drain with a strange shape.

In a traditional bathroom with a floor drain, a tile ramp is made near the floor drain in order to speed up the drainage. However, squatting toilets are generally not designed with slopes. In other words, it is impossible to achieve effective drainage by relying on squatting toilets alone.

There will be water on the ground, and we need to sweep the water into the squatting toilet. If you want the squatting toilet to drain effectively, you need to design a slope close to the squatting toilet.

Traditional toilets are drained in layers. If this kind of toilet is to be fitted with a squatting toilet, the ground must be raised because there is a relatively high water trap at the bottom of the squatting toilet. In order to ensure smooth drainage and prevent clogging, the ground must be raised when installing a squatting toilet.

Raising the floor means that the toilet cannot be drained by a squatting toilet unless the entire floor is raised. Therefore, the local leakage of the toilet squatting toilet is often suitable for drainage on the same floor.

Because the toilets on the same floor have caissons of sufficient height, squatting toilets and traps can be installed.

If the bathroom has a bath, you need to install a floor drain;Or use a shower curtain instead, so you don't have to install another floor drain. However, it should be noted that if the squatting toilet is used locally, the squatting toilet should be installed in a lower position, and the slope of the flowing water should be properly handled, so that when there is water, it will automatically flow into the squatting toilet with the slope. If the caisson depth is more than 30, try to use a squatting toilet with a trap.

The toilet squatting toilet should not be leaked;Because the outside of the squatting toilet will be a section higher, the smell inside the bathroom is particularly unpleasant, the ground height is different, it cannot be mixed, and the appearance and living environment are not very good.

The toilet squatting toilet can also be drained, the position of the toilet squatting toilet is installed a little lower, and the water will automatically flow to the direction of the squatting toilet, and the uneasy leakage can prevent the smell of the bathroom, because the squatting toilet and the floor drain will be strung on a pipe.

Yes, too. The basis is. If a squatting toilet is designed in the bathroom, then the position of the squatting toilet will be lower, so that it can have a better cleaning effect and can also help with the water.

If you want to use the squatting toilet to act as a floor drain, this situation generally appears in the smaller bathroom, in the absence of conditions to do dry and wet separation, or in order to make it more convenient to drain, all the water in the bathroom is "returned" to the squatting toilet and dischargedBecause when installing the squatting toilet, you only need to install the position of the squatting toilet a little lower. Then if there is water in the bathroom, it will automatically flow into the squatting toilet, compared to flowing to the floor drain, the squatting toilet is filled with more water, and the speed of flowing water is faster.

If you don't need to install a floor drain, you can save a drainage pipe, and you don't need to do waterproofing, and the phenomenon of indirect water leakage and water seepage will also be reduced, which is conducive to more convenient wiring. Whether it is a squatting toilet or a floor drain, the drainage will eventually flow away through the main pipeline, the drainage port of the squatting toilet is larger, the drainage speed is faster, and the squatting toilet has a water trap, which can play a role in the effect of water sealing and odor prevention.

To a certain extent, it is equivalent to increasing the use of space in the bathroom, because the whole ground in the bathroom is in a flat state with the squatting toilet in this design, which is more convenient for use, especially the situation of the small bathroom is more reasonable to use such a design, if there is no dry and wet separation, you can use the floor drain without using the floor drain, but I still recommend a floor drain, the floor drain can isolate the hair to it in the process of draining, if there is no floor drain, go directly to the squatting toilet, it is easy to block the toilet.

It also depends on the size and layout of the toilet, whether the stagnant water on the ground can flow smoothly, and if the shower is too far away from the squatting toilet, it should still be there. It is best to install a floor drain, if there are elderly people at home in the future who need to install a toilet, it is necessary to install a floor drain, and then it will be very troublesome to install a floor drain from the new one. If it is separated, it is necessary to install the floor drain, and this kind of toilet is generally large, and the squatting pit will be higher than the floor tiles, so the lowest point of the floor drain should be adjusted when laying bricks.

It's not good at all, because it will be damp, and the smell is very stinky, which fills the bathroom with a smell, so it's not good.

I don't think this method is good, because if you leak the squatting toilet, it will be clogged one day.

It's not good, if the two can be confused, then many people don't need to go to the floor drain.

It's not good, because it will make the bathroom smelly, and mixing it is also an unclean behavior.

Of course, it is not good, because it will be very dirty, breed a lot of bacteria, and after a long time, the sewer will still smell.

Of course, this practice is not good, not only is it particularly unhygienic, but also the safety performance is not high.

I don't know when I started to set up a toilet when I renovated the bathroom. Fewer and fewer people choose to squat on the toilet. Why is this happening.

The toilet bowl squatting in the toilet does not seem to have a grade. Looks like a public toilet. But personally, I think it would be better to choose according to the size and layout of the bathroom.

It's great that a squat toilet can save space with a local leak. Squat toilets have no hierarchy and are ridiculed like air commissions, local leaks save space, really don't understand things.

The drainage is smooth, and the general squatting toilet is set in the shower position. There is no need to set up a separate floor leak, the drainage is smoother than setting up a floor leak, whether it is hand washing or bathing, it is easier and faster to discharge sewage directly. If you choose to set up a floor leak in the shower area, it is easy for hair or foreign objects to clog the drain, and it will make your stomach feel uncomfortable when you think about it.

Clean and hygienic, this advantage is better than the toilet. The toilet bowl should be in contact with people's **. In particular, it is easy to be buried by bacteria and other cross-infections.

But men's urine easily disperses urine to the edge of the toilet bowl and is not clean. Sharing one with others, I always feel awkward in my heart, I don't know what you guys think. Don't worry about this when squatting on the toilet.

There is no contact with the body, there is no risk of cross-infection, and cleaning is better than the toilet. Space-saving, squatting toilet is very friendly to small toilets, it can save space, as long as you find a corner to install, you don't need to take up too many toilets.

Have the mason do a good job of the flow slope so that the squatting toilet position reaches the lowest point. to avoid water accumulation on the ground. If you choose to install a toilet, you will have more toilet space if you have a floor leak in the shower area and a floor leak on the outside.

**Cheap, I have to say, the squat toilet is really cheap, and some big brands** are also 500 600, which is a lot cheaper than thousands of toilets. If you have limited restroom space and have a budget for the expense, it is more economical to choose a squatting toilet. After all, I think that for Chinese, squatting to go to the toilet is the real "toilet", and the toilet is imported, imported from abroad, do you think?

No, because one is high and the other is low, and they have different ground angles, so it's best not to mix them.

If you can't do a floor drain, if you do a floor drain with a squatting toilet, it will feel very smelly, and the smell of the whole bathroom will be particularly unpleasant, and it will affect the home environment.

No. Because the outside of the squatting toilet will be a cut higher, it should not be used as a floor drain.

I don't think it's okay, if you want to treat them as floor drains, then it is likely to cause the sewer to be blocked, and under normal circumstances, the home will not use the squatting toilet setting, it is very unhygienic and unclean in the process of use, and the cleaning process is also more troublesome.

I think it's still okay; Because no leakage is the drain pipe of the floor drain or the toilet pipe, in fact, they will pass through, the main pipe flows away, and the drain of the toilet will actually be larger, the speed will be faster, and it can also achieve the situation of preventing very smelly, so it can also be leaked.

Yes, smaller bathrooms can do this, which can save space and use well.

No, you can't; Because the design of the squatting toilet is different from the floor drain, it cannot be used as a floor drain.

Squatting toilet floor drain blockage or water leakage are some of the problems we often encounter in our daily use. How to deal with these problems with a clear eye? Let's take a look at it.

First, the solution to the blockage of the squatting toilet floor drain.

1.Chemical cleaners.

There are many cleaners on the market that are specifically designed to remove floor drains from squatting toilets. When using these chemical cleaners, it is recommended to pay attention to the amount and time of use, and it is recommended to use them according to the method on the instructions.

2.Mechanical cleaning.

If the chemical cleaner is not effective, you can use some mechanical cleaning methods, such as using hooks and threads to clean up. However, this method is time-consuming, laborious, and difficult to clean.

3.Disassemble and clean.

If none of the above methods can solve the problem, you need to disassemble the squatting toilet floor drain for cleaning. The water source must be turned off before dismantling the floor drain, and caution should be taken when dismantling it, and various parts in the floor drain should be paid attention to avoid damage.

Second, the treatment of squatting toilet floor drain leakage.

1.Check if the installation is working properly.

If the squatting toilet floor leaks, the first thing to check is whether the installation is working properly. In many cases, it is the improper installation or the old toilet that causes the floor to leak and need to be carefully inspected.

2.Replace the gasket seal.

If the gasket is aging or wearing, you can consider replacing the gasket. You should buy a suitable gasket in advance, and then replace it according to the instructions.

3.Dealing with drainage problems.

If none of the above methods can solve the water leakage problem, there may be a problem with the drainage pipe. It can be treated by flushing, dredging pipes, etc.

It should be noted that squatting toilet floor drain blockage and water leakage problems are relatively common problems, so don't panic when encountering these early bridge problems. Most of the cases can be resolved by following the above methods. However, if these methods do not work, it is recommended to contact a professional maintenance master to deal with it.