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Anonymous users2024-01-23In this case, 90% will leak downstairs, because your living room is unlikely to be waterproofed, and even if you do waterproofing, it will not be comprehensive, so this bubble will definitely fall downstairs for so long.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's really hard to say, it depends on the quality of the house? How does the waterproofing layer work? Generally, if the living room is not specially waterproofed and soaked for seven or eight hours, it will definitely leak downstairs.
First, it may be that the waterproof design of the ground plug is unreasonable, this possibility is the largest, it is recommended to change the ground plug second, it may be that when the ground plug is bounced up and used, the water accidentally seeps into the bottom box, it is recommended to cut off the total power supply, and then suck the water in the box dry. I hope my answer can help you.
If the board made of your own solid wood is then made of woodwork, if the soaking time is not long, it will not be so easy to break for the time being, but the service life will definitely be affected. Take advantage of the good weather and hurry up to the tide. Be careful not to get damp anymore. >>>More
Get the water away as soon as possible, and then quickly disassemble the floor foundation to dry without completely penetrating the back. >>>More
The buyer has an invoice, and the invoice price is added up to the compensation price.
It has no effect on tiles.
I'm afraid that the amount of water soaked will leak downstairs, and it will be troublesome. >>>More