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In this video I will show you how to preserve the toilet.
Let's begin with the warm countries, in warm countries we need to wash the toilet properly with fresh water and it is also preferable to use chlorine water.
Chlorine kills different microbes and everything like bacteria growth.
If you don't have chlorine but you need to preserve the toilet asap, technically you can wash it with the fresh water, that will be enough.
After we washed the toilet with fresh water, we need to extinguish the toilet with sun oil.
Why should we do that?
If we leave it just like that, the water exhale and the rubbers inside will start to fall through.
We need to leave some liquid inside the toilet, that's why we use oil, it forms something like the film, which doesn't let the liquid to fall through.
It's a very good option.
You can just pump it later.
If you preserve the toilet in cold conditions, I mean the temperatures below zero, the water will freeze.
So after washing the toilet with fresh water you need to add antifreeze there and pump the system so that antifreeze gets in all the pipes.
If some water is left inside the pipes, it will expand when it freezes, and your pipes will burst.
Also you can't leave the toilet without any liquid, as I said before, the rubbers will fall through.
To sum up, if you leave the toilet for winter in warm countries, without temperatures below zero, you pour some oil there to avoid water evaporation, it is recommended to wash the toilet with chlorine before.
If you leave the toilet in cold conditions and the temperature will be below zero, then you pour antifreeze there and pump the system with antifreeze.

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