What should I do if the sewer on the second floor is completely blocked and other floors are not allowed to use the bathroom?

The sewers on the second floor are all blocked, and toilets are not allowed on other floors. It's time to find a property to deal with.

No matter what the reason, residents on the second floor can't do this, which is contrary to a harmonious society and striving to be a civilized family. At the same time, it is also an act that harms others and does not benefit others. You can't turn a blind eye to the tenants upstairs, because there are many relevant departments and methods to solve the problem, and you should take action to safeguard your rights and interests. If the property and the residents above the second floor ask the residents on the second floor to dredge the sewer pipe, and the residents on the second floor refuse to collect it for various reasons, then the property and the residents above the second floor can call the police and the people's police will give good education to the residents on the second floor. Residents on the second floor do not listen and have the right to take compulsory measures. At the same time, the residents on the second floor can also ask the people's police to ask the residents above the second floor to use the sewer pipe in a civilized way through the on-site property. Only in this way can the problem be completely solved.

If the building blocks the sewer pipe, then the residents on the third floor can directly reflect this problem to the property and ask the property to communicate with the residents on the second floor. And in the communication, I said very seriously that no matter what the reason, it is impossible to do stupid things to block the sewer pipe. This practice has seriously affected the neighborhood relations and the rights and interests of the upstairs residents, so the residents on the second floor are required to dredge the sewers immediately, otherwise the property will take relevant measures to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the owners. Mostly because of the accumulation of oil pollution, or kitchen waste residue, it will lead to sewer blockage. Faced with this situation, it can be dredged by the decomposition of washing powder, and the effect is very good.

Take a long hard object, such as a stick or iron bar. Then poke it into the blocked sewer. If the jam is not serious, you can directly poke the jam down. When the blockage was stabbed down, the blocked sewer was opened. "Breaking a thousand laws with one hand" is a simple and rude method, but it works well. If you are stuck in the corner, there is nothing you can do. After all, you can't turn it with a stick or a stick. The above is the answer to the question that the second floor blocked the whole sewer and prevented other floors from using the bathroom.