If you're dealing with recurring toilet clogs and using the plunger on a daily basis, the first thing you should do is monitor the toilet paper. You might not realize this, but using too much toilet paper increases the risk of clogs. Flushing items such as baby wipes, personal hygiene wipes, and facial tissue, can also cause recurring toilet clogs. If those issues aren't causing the clogs, you'll need to dig a little deeper. Read the list provided below. Here are three serious issues that could be causing your toilet to clog on a regular basis. These issues will require repairs from a plumber who provides toilet backup services. 

Outdated Toilets

If you have outdated toilets, there's a good chance that they're contributing to the clogs. Outdated toilets don't have the flushing power to send waste through to the sewer lines. Unfortunately, lack of power can leave some solid waste lingering in the pipes. When that happens, you'll end up with clogs. If your outdated toilets need the assistance of a plunger to flush properly, it's time to seek help from a toilet backup service. 

Clogged S-Traps

If you've already replaced your outdated toilets, and you're still dealing with clogs, the problem could be hiding inside the S-traps. You might think that waste follows a straight path from the toilet bowl to the drain pipes, but that's not the case. Instead, waste flows through an S-shaped pipe, or S-trap, before passing through to the drains. If the S-trap becomes clogged with waste, your toilet will back up. Luckily, a toilet backup service can clear the S-trap, and prevent further backups. 

Blocked Toilet Vents

If you're dealing with backups in all of your household toilets, chances are good that the vents are causing the problem. In addition to water, toilets need a good flow of air to push waste through to the sewer. That air comes from the plumbing vents that are located on your roof. If those vents are blocked, inadequate airflow will cause your toilets to back up. Vents can get blocked by damage, and by things like birds' nests. If you're dealing with recurring backups in all of your toilets, it's time to contact a backup service. They can inspect your toilet vents, and get to the root of the problem. 

Don't get stuck using the plunger with each flush. If your toilets are backing up on a regular basis, it's time to hire a toilet backup repair service such as Rob's Septic Tanks Inc.