-
Anonymous users2024-01-23Electric shock will occur.
Generally, the family is buried wires, but the construction is not standardized, often the wires are partially broken, if the impact is not big when dry, the bathroom leaks, it may leak, causing electric shock accidents.
-
Anonymous users2024-01-22You think too much, the outer layer of the wire is coated with insulating material.
From the lowest economic point of view, first check all the electrical ducts and sockets that are close to the original leaking area, check whether there is standing water inside, even if it is a little wet, use a paper towel to absorb it, it is estimated that there is water hidden in a certain power contact point.
The solution is to find the developer to take the drawings of the hydropower direction, and then abandon the section of the estimated leakage, re-lay the pipeline, and lay the new one as long as possible to avoid the leakage point (note: be sure to read the drawings before smashing the wall, and don't throw money to break other lines). >>>More
It's going to leak, and if your water leaks down there, either the waterproof layer underneath is broken, or the edge of the PVC pipe is seeping down, and if there's water on it, it's going to leak down.
It should be a leak. In this case, it is possible that the line is leaking. Because if there is no water on the floor of your bathroom, the mold will be damp. It is advisable to check the replacement pipes.
When sealing the toilet, one is white cement, and the other is professional glass glue. White cement is not a material for professional sealing toilets, so there are very few white cement nowadays. The sealed toilet bowl is made of professional sealing material, that is, glass glue. >>>More