Water seeps out from the corridor on the first floor, the walls of the residents on the first floor

Updated on Kitchen 2024-03-26
2 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    It's the reason for the sixth floor.

    The flue only has an upper outlet, no lower pipe, and the water is discharged to the inside to find a place, so it is pulled out from the ground on the first floor.

    The user on the sixth floor should have a special drainage pipe, and then connect it to the main drainage pipe of the unit or directly enter the well, and any place under the drainage pipe must be water-free!

    If the drain from the bathroom on the sixth floor is also discharged into the flue, the flue of your unit will also become a septic tank!

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    Report it to the property! That's what you do! Turn off the water valve!

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