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Anonymous users2024-01-23Long hair, indicating that the ground is damp. The moisture is too heavy.
Check the exhaust effect of the exhaust vents in the bathroom.
Whether the pipes are leaking.
Whether the floor drain is blocked.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22When the floor is too damp, the house should be ventilated frequently.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21What bathroom in your house is covered with floors instead of floor tiles, it's strange that it doesn't grow hair.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It may be that before installation, the floor below uh was not cleaned or was relatively wet, and another reason was that the quality of the floor was not good.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Didn't dry during the renovation.
Ventilation is not good.
Check the water pipes for leaks.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18It should be that the room is too humid and the hygiene is not clean.
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Anonymous users2024-01-17That must be, well, the waterproofing is not done well, it may be overtaken, you look for a decoration company.
Water seepage in a house can be divided into three scenarios: >>>More
1. What is the material used in your bathroom decoration? Some materials will have some odors, such as plastics, plastics, decorative materials, boards, construction glues, etc. Second, check whether the drain is odor-proof, whether the leaking sewer part has a backwater elbow, etc. >>>More
It should be water seepage and damp, you should shovel off the long hairs, scrape a layer of putty, seal the primer, and then scrape a layer of mildew latex paint.
The water pipes had to be replaced, and the floor tiles had to be knocked out. There is no waterproofing material that can not knock on the floor tiles. >>>More
If the newly renovated bathroom smells, it's not a trivial matter. The first thing to find out is where the odor is coming from, and check whether the floor drain, toilet, basin drain pipe, and overhead exhaust pipe are installed. Only by identifying the cause can the odor be finally eliminated.