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Anonymous users2024-01-23Downstairs grates are possible, and many residents living upstairs will install their own sewers outside. If you are renting and the landlord doesn't care, see if you can move. Because after all, rebate is a very uncomfortable thing.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22That is, if the sewer in your house or downstairs is blocked, find the downstairs to dredge the waterway, if your rent boss does not go to say hello below, directly find the property management of the community to solve it, and if there is no property management, go to the community to ask for help to solve it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Upstairs with water, downstairs toilet blocked, water overflowed, soaked the floor (no one informed it was blocked) Whose responsibility is it and how to solve it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It should be that the sewer in the middle of your house and your downstairs is blocked, and you can find the one that leads to the sewer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19You can ask a plumber to help you see what the problem is, and you'd better fix it.
This situation shows that the sewer connected with the toilet drain on the first floor is blocked, and when the upstairs pour water down and cannot flow smoothly and compresses the gas in the pipe, a small amount of water stored in the toilet on the first floor will be flushed out, and the solution is to dredge the sewer.
The ceiling of your bathroom is lifted, and the people of his house are called, and the sewer pipe is made as an elbow.
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Let's see if the floor of your house is waterproof? If the roof of the tenant below is leaking, it is a waterproof problem, if the new house has not passed the maintenance period, you can find the property or developer, if you go out of the maintenance to bear the cost.
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