-
Anonymous users2024-01-23If your family lives on the first floor and the bathroom is blocked, the damage should be shared with the upstairs, because it is a shared pipe.
-
Anonymous users2024-01-22Hello, the leakage has flooded the east, and you will pay for all the losses.
First of all, if the floor is requested by the one downstairs, you can sue for compensation. As for the loss of the house downstairs and the cost of compensating you, he went to the leaking resident to compensate himself. If it is a leak in the main pipe, find the developer and the property as co-defendants. >>>More
Neighbors fill in the original drainage ditch and find a property to solve it!
You block it, can the upstairs still work?
If it doesn't affect other people's use, and your operation is limited to your room, it's fine. >>>More
There is a hand-cranked household pipe dredging device sold on the market, which is very cheap, put one end into the inspection hole of PVC, shake the handle at the other end, and the end with a spiral will entangle the garbage, and pull it out hard. If not, you can only ask a professional pipe dredging company to solve it. If you find my answer helpful, please take it, thank you!
If the pipe in the house is blocked, one is that you can dredge it yourself. Go to the hardware store and tell the boss to buy a bathroom pipe to the dredger. I myself used a manual dredging device, a spring-like dongdong, as shown below. >>>More