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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is better not to do so, the solution of sodium silicate is water glass, which is the adhesive. Pouring into the toilet may cause a blockage.
The main ingredients in the toilet are limescale, and the main ingredients are carbonate precipitation and alkali precipitation, so acid is needed to react, and sodium carbonate solution is alkaline and does not react with these substances, so it is not possible
No, the structure of the calcium silicate board is relatively hard, the plate can be cut and beaten, and the ceiling can be directly suspended, and there is no need for the splint to be the bottom layer.
It is not recommended that AB glue is harder after drying, and the board seam will crack when it encounters thermal expansion and contraction or slight vibration, and now the conventional construction is more suitable to use toughness caulk, which has toughness to reduce cracking.