Many citizens who eat soups and who have toilets at home have probably “sinned” by sending the former into the latter.
But you shouldn't do that. After all, in addition to stains and dirt, clogs can occur on the toilet.
And this applies not only to soups. Products that swell in water, such as tea leaves, rice, and pasta, are extremely dangerous for the toilet.
As for the soup flushed down the toilet, in addition to the above-mentioned problems, it can lead to rotting.
Moreover, there is a real threat of disruption of the functioning of sewage treatment plants.
It is also worth remembering that due to the blockage caused by the spilled soup, water may rise, and along with it, all the waste that was previously in the pipes.
In addition to soups, you cannot flush coffee grounds, solvent, oil, or toilet paper down the toilet.
