What is the reason for the constant sound of running water in the bathroom pipes?

It is normal for the bathroom to have water and other sounds, and the main sewer line in the bathroom of the building runs through the bathroom of each house from the top floor to the ground floor, so when other people use the house, it will also make a noise.

The source of the sound is mainly the sewer pipes used now are PVC plastic pipes, there is no sound insulation function, a little water flow will be loud, if there is no decoration before, you can make a thermal insulation for the sewer main line, wrap the entire sewer pipe with soundproof cotton, there will be no sound of running water, the decoration is finished, if there is space between the sewer pipeline and the wall, you can also wrap it, and then buy the kind of plastic skin like bamboo and then wrap the soundproof cotton, it looks like a bamboo, it is also very beautiful, If you don't have space, there's no way, that's all.

Normally, the main sewer line of the bathroom of the building passes through the bathroom of each house from the top floor to the ground floor, so when others use it at home, it will also make a sound, and the source of the sound is mainly the sewer pipe used now is a PVC plastic pipe, which has no sound insulation function, and the flow of water will make a loud noise.

The sound of running water in the household toilet is what causes it to share together.

First of all, it is recommended that you check the drain to see if there is a leakage problem, this is very important! If the drainage pipe is fine, according to my experience, it should be caused by the following reasons:

1. The drainage pipes of the upstairs home are unreasonable (the place that should be low is not low).

2. There are debris in the drainage pipes of the upstairs house that affect the normal drainage. For both of these reasons, there will be a dripping sound, but it will not last too long.

3. If there is a dripping sound all the time, but the cause of the water leakage cannot be found, it should be the cause of the toilet, and the sealing gasket of the toilet tank is not tightly sealed, resulting in water seepage! It is difficult to see with the naked eye, and it takes a very close inspection to check it out! The seepage water is drained down the pipes, and the amount of water is so small that only the sound of dripping water can be heard!

Upstairs, it must be drained upstairs, the inner wall of the pipe is not smooth, and there are some protruding parts, causing water droplets to drip down.

The pipes are interconnected, and it is not possible to ensure that the water in the building is flushed through your pipes