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Anonymous users2024-01-23Generally, it is caused by the failure of the seal between the upstairs toilet drain pipe and the toilet, so you can buy a piece of sealant upstairs, remove the toilet and re-glue and install it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Looking upstairs to deal with it, their waterproofing is not done.
Excuse me: What floor is your house? How many floors are there? Is it a renovated house?
You check the interface inside the wall of the hot and cold water pipes to see if there is a leak.
Of course there will be an impact.
The upstairs bathroom is leaking, and the long-term flooding of the floor slab will definitely have an impact. Long-term flooding of concrete floor slabs will shorten the life of concrete. >>>More
Tighten some first to see if there is still leakage, if it is still leaking, it is recommended to contact the upstairs first, to see if the sewer pipe of the neighbor's house above is blocked, do not open it rashly, in the case of confirming that the upstairs is not blocked, and then open it to check that the sealing ring inside is broken, if so, change it on the line, the hardware store sells it, if you can't buy it, open the lid and put a few layers of plastic bags on it and then tighten it.
On the premise of excluding the leakage of the top layer: this water is condensate seven or eight times out of ten. >>>More