A residential area in Chongqing poured shower gel upstairs, and many toilets downstairs spit bubbles. Do you have any effective solutions?

I believe that if you encounter a blockage in your own sewer or toilet in your home life, it must be a headache. Recently, it was also revealed on the Internet that a resident in Chongqing found that the toilet seat at home was filled with a large number of white bubbles, and this happened to several floors of households. What happened?

It turned out that in the morning, Ms. Wang, a resident of a residential building, woke up early in the morning and found that white bubbles had been coming out of her toilet urinal. These bubbles had filled the whole toilet floor and even gradually spread to the outside of the toilet door. If the whole site cannot be handled in time, the consequences can be imagined. To this end, Ms. Wang kept washing with water and intercepting it with a broom, but she failed to solve the problem after all. At this time, white foam kept popping up like a big fountain.

To this end, Ms. Wang also had to turn to the property management personnel in the community. After the property management staff came to the scene, they also learned that several households in the same building had the same situation. This time, the property management staff also helped residents clean up and plug the white bubbles while checking the source of the bubbles. After all, they also found the source. It turned out that it was an aunt upstairs who dumped the expired shower gel, which led to the above scene.

I wonder if you have ever encountered such a spectacle in your daily life at home. In fact, the sewers of many households are connected. If the sewer is too thin or blocked by other foreign objects, it is likely that the wastewater will not be discharged in time. In addition, the detergent of shower gel will produce a large number of bubbles to fill the whole pipeline, which will lead to the bubbles not being discharged in time, and will only emerge from the toilet squatting position of each household.

Therefore, in order to avoid the recurrence of these embarrassing phenomena, I still hope that residents will not throw some messy things into the sewer at will. Only by truly obeying the rules will they save themselves and others unnecessary trouble.