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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can check the shower, water heater, and the angle valve switch of the bathroom, whether it is slow seepage, this is the case in many places, and you can see the water leakage, but you can check where there is no water on the wall, I hope it can help you.
I had to dismantle it all and re-do it waterproof.
The most likely place for water leakage in the bathroom is that the joints are not good, and the corners are not good.
You have to throw away about one brick from the wall tiles! The water level in the baths is high, (we do waterproof, the standard height of the brush is meters). >>>More
Answer: First, close the toilet and then observe it carefully. If there are no obvious traces of leakage downstairs during the process of closing the water, it means that there is a problem with the water pipes. First, reconnect all the water pipes under the ground and seal them. >>>More
Yes (if it is caused by a water leak in your home).
If your bathroom is leaking, long-term flooding of the concrete floor slab will shorten the life of the concrete, and long-term flooding of the downstairs floor slab will definitely have an impact. First of all, please ask the housing quality inspection department to make an appraisal report on the cause of water leakage in the house and how to make up the leakage, after the identification, if it is the cause of the adjacent party, the adjacent party can be required to repair it immediately or in time with the report, and can submit a request to the adjacent party for compensation for the damage caused during the repair period. If the adjacent party does not cooperate, the injured party may file a lawsuit in court. >>>More