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First floor toilet, bowl drains slowly
Anonymous user 09/03/2024 - 2.49 PM
Hi all, I have a toilet which is in the first floor bathroom, of a 2 storey house. Ever since I bought the place, 3 years ago, the bowl has drained away slowly. Recently I had a Homeserver plumber out, who cleared a more recent blockage, as bowl was not draining. The update I got from the call centre was that toilet was incorrectly fitted. I have no further details than that. Best way to describe the layout, is that the down soil pipe is next to the toilet bowl area. The 90 degree pan connector from the rear, goes horizontally to the left, into a 90 degree elbow type connector, which is horizontal, that then goes forwards into a 90 degree elbow type connector that flows down into the soil stack. Hope that makes sense. Any ideas? Regards Thank you D&R Property & Plumbing for your time and helpful answer. Not sure about the venturi system. However, the 90 degree straight pan connector from the toilet outlet goes into a push fit type fitting, which then itself goes into a pushfit type fitting which goes down into a black soil pipe, which protrudes from the floor by about a couple of inches.
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