The bathroom floor tiles seep water, but through suppression, the water does not leak. Close the wat

No, the leakage of the bathroom pipe can be pressed test, if there is no problem with the pipe, it means that the waterproof layer is not done well, and it leaks through the gap in the tile. Tile crevices can be treated with cologne fine seam glue.

It depends on whether there are penetrating cracks in the concrete wall, and if there are any, you can't, and if you don't have a general one, you can't.

First of all, check that between the bathroom threshold stone and the door cover, the door cover is generally made above the threshold stone, and the threshold stone is required to be wet, and a row of bricks from the door should also be wet. This prevents water from going out of the doorway. Look at whether the wall tiles are on the floor tiles, generally in, in the wall and floor tiles out of the glue can be managed for a period of time, and the joints should be used with special grouting agents. >>>More

This is not a floor tile.

The problem that can be solved by glue and caulk for surface seams is that there is a problem with the water pipe (water inlet pipe or drain pipe), so you can only use your brain to find a way from this. >>>More

If it is in small amounts, it can be soaked with edible acid mixed with water. If the amount is large or the scale is heavy, oxalic acid is still used, but oxalic acid is harmful to the human body, and special personal protection is required during operation.