Generally no, depending on how old the toilet is (because older toilets came in all shapes and sizes, but newer ones are more standardized). If a tennis ball plugs the waterway -- and it should -- no flushing will happen. As a sidenote, we used to carry tennis balls when sailing in case there was a problem with the Head.
Theoretically yes ... probability of it happening, rare. The outer dimension of the tennis ball is much too large to travel freely through the bends of the lower part of the toilet. About the only way this could happen is if the tennis ball was forced by hand into the water outlet. Only recourse there would be to remove the toilet perhaps, and/or call a professional plumber. After that is done, remove all tennis balls from the house.
Yes by why would you want to?
He invent the Flush toilet And the Ball-cock
you flush the toilet
Flush a ping pong ball or some vegetable dye in the bowl
From what I have seen in TV shows, on Dog With a Blog, water pours down from the ceiling. But in real-life, I'm guessing that the toilet woud, obviously, be clogged up and you would have to ring up the plumbers. Also, you might have some problems with the toilet.
A defective flush valve causes the leak in toilets. A flush valve is a flap or ball plunger device that is supposed to act as a stopper in the bottom of the toilet tank. So to fix your toilet and save water, get any professional plumber to repair the valve or complete replacement kit . alliedallcityinc.com
He Invented The First Flush Toilet In 1568.
Well, it depends how many times you don't flush a toilet. If you don't flush it one time, nothing happens. But if you don't flush it for a month or something, and then you finally flush it, it may get clogged with toilet paper.
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Yes, a toilet does flush counter clockwise in the USA.
Don't Flush any kind of animals. You can only flush toilet tissues.
Drain it into a toilet and flush it
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