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Anonymous users2024-01-231.Keep it and be bought a floor drain to install it. At least it doesn't hurt.
2.Plug it, or simply don't do it at all, and start over where you want the drain.
Why don't you have a 50 pipe?
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It is best to install a stainless steel floor drain - one is for backup, the other is not to reflect the odor, and the most important thing is to be beautiful.
Disassemble or replace the leaking pipe, and connect it directly after applying it with PVC special glue, and using raw material tape and black tape can not prevent water leakage. If the leakage is not very serious, it is okay to apply glass glue on the outside of the pipe or in the leaky area, but the premise is that when applying glass glue, the tube must be dry and kept for at least 12 hours.
It can only be treated with PVC glue.
If there is space to install, there should be a slope to connect the pipe to the sewer to ensure that no water is stored; There should be a water seal to prevent gas overflow; It is necessary to dispose of the space that cannot be cleaned to prevent the accumulation of dirt.
If the upstairs is renovated and the house is not inhabited, and the sewer pipe is leaking, contact the property for repair.
It's good to get some glass glue on it, and be sure to clean it up.