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Anonymous users2024-01-23It should be water seepage, and there are water seepage stains on the top of my bedroom wardrobe. It's been a long time since I found out. The living room also has it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The resurgence of moisture is usually on the ground or the lower half of the wall, and the top is most likely to be seepage.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It should be upstairs running wet.
Water stains in the home can be wiped out with toothpaste and will not damage the paint surface of the home. Then wipe with a cotton cloth dipped in water. Then use a dry cotton cloth that does not get wetted to dry it. >>>More
You can observe it for a period of time before using it to see if it gets wet again. If there is no new water, you can rest assured, if there is a new water stain, it may be that the downpipe has cracks or there is a place where the seal is not tight, just use glue to repair or replace the downpipe. Good luck!
The hose fitting of the toilet may be leaking. Wipe the joints with dry toilet paper and look at them.
Clean the tiles on the bathroom wall and floor Wipe clean and clean the bathroom tile wall: When doing hygiene, in order not to hurt the bathroom wall tiles, wipe them with a damp cloth that wrung out the moisture, different stains, and different substances. 1. >>>More
Ninety percent of dry towels.