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Anonymous users2024-01-23It was caused by a leak in the adjacent residents' bathrooms on the upper floors.
Due to the negligence of the construction party in the installation of the decoration bedpan in the decoration of the adjacent household toilet on the upper floor, the connection between the bedpan and the sewer main pipeline is not tightly sealed, resulting in the leakage of the bedpan in the drainage process, and the "white saline" phenomenon that infiltrates into the top of the adjacent household toilet on the lower floor.
Therefore, the adjacent residents on the upper floor can be contacted to rectify the toilet bedpan interface, and reconnect the waterproof measures such as leakage prevention of the sealed sewer main pipe interface.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This is anti-alkali, cement mortar contains saline-alkali components, when wet or water, its saline-alkali components are leached with water. When the water dries, it leaves white marks.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Recently, I've been having a headache about this matter, and I've asked the Lord if this situation is a big problem, how did you get it?
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Anonymous users2024-01-20This is caused by long-term leakage upstairs - please check the leakage point upstairs, plug the leak, and it can be solved.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19It's not that the alkali in the cement escapes, it may be urine nitrate.
Is the upstairs the roof, the roof is the membrane is aging, and the exterior wall seeps water There should be liefw on the exterior wall
If the kitchen is waterlogged for too long, it will breed a lot of bacteria and mosquitoes, and the white nematode should be the larvae of small fly flies, which are harmless to humans. Rinse with pesticide or bleach water, then blot the water with a dry cloth. In the future, be careful not to accumulate too much water and clean up the garbage frequently.
You'll have to go upstairs and check it out.
The leak on your roof doesn't necessarily correspond to the person upstairs, because you also said that the leaky seat is the wall of the bathroom upstairs. >>>More
Hello! I think it's still the upstairs bathroom. Although the floor surface of the upstairs bathroom is dry, because the pipes are laid under the floor tiles and partially embedded in the floor slab, the leakage is not obvious enough to seep into the surface of the floor tiles. >>>More
To find the location of water seepage upstairs, and then apply the location of water seepage with high-flexibility waterproof coating, there may be a relationship between water pressure.