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Anonymous users2024-01-23Turn off the bathroom faucet first, and then do a closed water test to see what the situation is, if the leakage is not done well, if it does not leak, let the water go, turn on the faucet, see if there is a leak, the leakage indicates that there is a problem with the interface of a certain part of the water pipe, it may be the ground, or it may be the wall.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Let's talk about it in detail and see if it can help you.
Look at what you say. Repair toilets. There's nowhere to pour water. Isn't there a sewer in the kitchen? You can pour it in the kitchen. Is it possible to fall down here?
The leakage in the downstairs bathroom may have nothing to do with the faucet you just replaced, it may be that other pipes are leaking, and you guys should check carefully to see what caused the downstairs leakage.
The leakage in the bathroom on the first floor may be due to the leakage on the upper floor, or the water used before has not been drained. Check the outlet of your drain.
Your bathroom waterproofing is not done well, and water is still seeping for two days, which water pipe is not sealed well.
Replacement can be made.
After the damaged tiles are removed, the ground needs to be painted to plug the leakage before the ground is replaced with new bricks. >>>More