The toilet is one of the essential sanitary equipment in modern people’s life.

With the continuous improvement of people’s living standards, more and more people are paying attention to the quality and appearance of toilets.

Cracks in the ceramic toilet glaze are one of the symptoms of poor toilet quality, so what is the cause?

1. Poor materials

The glaze layer of the ceramic toilet is a barrier that protects the toilet body from damage.

Since toilets are frequently used, they must withstand the test of time and environment under the influence of water, air, temperature and other factors.

If inferior materials are used, bubbles, chips and cracks will appear in the glaze layer.

2. The production process is not rigorous

The production process of ceramic toilets requires multiple firings, and each process requires strict control and testing.

If the production process is not rigorous, or there are omissions in certain links, it will lead to poor quality of the glaze layer, cracks and other problems.

3. Man-made damage

Cracks in the toilet glaze may also be caused by improper human operation.

For example, using too much detergent or wiping with hard objects will scratch the glaze layer.

After being used for a long time, cracks and other problems will occur.

4. Environmental changes

The toilet will be affected by water impact and temperature during use, and these environmental changes will affect the glaze layer.

For example, if a toilet is exposed to sunlight for a long time or is used in a high-temperature environment, the glaze layer may easily crack due to temperature expansion.

To sum up, there are many reasons for cracks in the glaze of ceramic toilets, but they are all related to quality problems.

In order to avoid this problem, consumers should choose reputable brands and high-quality products when purchasing toilets.

At the same time, you should also pay attention to maintenance during use, do not use excessive cleaning agents,

and avoid exposure to sunlight or high temperature environments, so as to ensure the service life and comfort of the toilet.