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Anonymous users2024-01-23Well, there are no safety hazards. If I have to say it, it is quite difficult to do hygiene, and the crevices will become very dirty in the later stage. Moreover, if the waterproof is not done well, there may be water leakage, and it will be more troublesome to penetrate downstairs. Personally, I suggest that I find a master to fill in the gaps.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I think this situation should be a safety hazard, especially for children, it is really dangerous!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It doesn't matter if the toilet is lower than the floor tiles, there are seams that are hidden dangers, and you are afraid of leakage
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