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Anonymous users2024-01-23This kind of problem should be that the waterproofing on both sides of the base layer is not done well, and there is leakage.
Because the water penetrates from both sides, the water infiltrates the brick wall inside, and seeps up through the brick wall, so the outer wall on both sides is only 35 cm high. The inside of the toilet is made of porcelain walls, which is not visible.
If you need to deal with it, you can first clean and dry the perimeter of the inner wall of the toilet, and then use glass glue to apply foam evenly. Or use tools to create a gap under the perimeter wall, and then fill it with glass glue and other waterproof glue.
At the door of the bathroom, there is a meter-high place where the wall brick and the cement wall are in contact, and the width is only 2 cm, which is likely to be the cause of the leakage of the water supply pipe, please ask the plumber to help you solve it.
This is not necessarily caused by water seepage, but it may also be that there is floating ash in the lower part of the wall that has not been cleaned up. If the skin is peeled, there are moisture marks on the wall, and it is a water leak.
First of all, if the wall has been waterproofed, it is necessary to consider that the breathability of the wallpaper on the outside of the toilet is too poor, and the moisture is not volatilized, which leads to the production of bacteria, so it will peel. The second is the waterway pressure, which can eliminate the problem of the waterway without continuous pressure loss. It is also possible that the sand layer of the tiles is too thick, the ground is too wet, and the tiles are not dried out, and when the temperature rises, water vapor will come out under the tiles, which will spread along the corners of the wall, causing the wall to peel.
Is there underfloor heating at the door? Look where the water comes from.
It should be, if you blister for a long time, you can use a waterproof membrane to paste it.