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Anonymous users2024-01-23If you share the same sewer pipe with the same building, then it is related, because if someone on the same floor falls something blocked, it will cause a blockage after the water pipe is blocked. But in this case, people on the same floor will be blocked, because everyone is on the same level.
If the first floor is a separate sewer pipe, the upstairs will not be blocked. If there is a pipe up and down, the upstairs will be blocked. No matter what kind of pipe it is, it is recommended to dredge it as soon as possible, which will have a great impact on the first floor. If you go upstairs, it will flow down the floor, which is even more disgusting. >>>More
The law would not have such detailed provisions.
From a legal point of view, it is a problem of adjacency, and the handling of the issue of adjacency should be based on the principle of conducive to production, convenience of life, and efficiency. >>>More
The kitchen is not used, but the installed sewer pipe is shared, and it is generally recommended to expand or expand the sewer below appropriately, and it is recommended that the residents upstairs do not throw too large, easily tangled things and garbage in the sewer. >>>More
The electric water heater is on the third floor, the kitchen sink on the first floor, and the water pipe does not release water. Is it a hot water pipe on the first floor? Some of them froze.
Need to see the cause of the blockage. You can apply to the Housing Authority for a Housing Repair Fund, which will be issued.