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Anonymous users2024-01-23Bathroom tile joints generally can't smell odors.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If the glue in the tile joints of the bathroom is not qualified enough, there is a possibility that the smell may penetrate.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Generally, there will be none, and the smell should be the smell of the sewer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20The gap between the tiles is so small, what temperature can penetrate it, it's too exaggerated.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Hello, it is possible to penetrate the smell.
Theoretically speaking, it is possible, tung oil can penetrate into the gaps that cannot be seen by the naked eye at the cement joints, and then fill the gaps after drying, but from the actual operation, it is estimated that there are many ways to rub, so from the actual operation, it is estimated that the difficulty is a bit large, my suggestion is that you can try it, it should be able to play a certain waterproof role, I hope it will be useful to you, I hope to adopt.
If the color of the tile is darker and the gap is larger, you can choose the seam. >>>More
The main purpose of tiling is to prevent the life of the tile from being shortened due to thermal expansion and cold contraction, so the bathroom tile should also leave a gap. Polished tiles are generally 1mm, porcelain tiles are 2-5mm, and antique tiles are 5-8mm.
Remove all the caulk in the bathroom, then use water to make a water paste, fill the gaps with a scraper, compact, and remove all the mud around the loss. After drying, wipe the surface with a damp dry cloth, cure thoroughly, and moisten it to see if there is any water leakage. The problem of water seepage in the gap bridge type is basically a poor seal, or a loose tile. >>>More
As we all know, bathroom tiles actually Epoxy colored sand Better. We all know that the tiles must be sewn. For me, who is a novice in decoration, when decorating my own house, the master suggested that the bathroom should use epoxy colored sand to sew it. >>>More