Can I call the police if the water leak upstairs has soaked my furniture?

Updated on furniture 2024-04-13
3 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    If you find a professional appraiser for appraisal, you can file a lawsuit in court to obtain compensation.

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    Dig the best permeable waterproofing can be done by yourself.

    If the cement surface is to be waterproofed, use the digging excellent black gold steel super permeable waterproof inner guard Rongshi to do waterproofing (if it is incomplete, use the digging beautiful butadia glue to fill the complete and then do the waterproofing).

    For the tile surface, first check whether the filling of the tile gap is complete (if it is incomplete, fill it with dug beautiful butadia glue, and then use the black gold steel stone tile type to do waterproofing).

  3. Anonymous users2024-01-21

    Don't call the police, first negotiate with the other party to solve it, and then talk about it if it can't be solved.

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