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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's hard to judge if you're not on the spot, and it's too simple to ask questions.
Generally, it is possible that there is a leak in the wall or underground of the inlet or outlet pipe.
Underground waterproofing is not done well.
Range hood pipe dripping.
It also does not exclude water from other places, such as the exterior wall and the upper floor.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The sewer is blocked, and the kitchen sewer pipe is slightly higher than the toilet sewer pipe, and the kitchen wastewater cannot be discharged and can only leak out of the toilet floor.
Is it that the floor is too high and the water pressure is not enough, so the water does not go.
The water used to flush the toilet and the kitchen is the same, it is normal tap water, not grey water.
It's a PPR tube, right? Maybe it's blocked!
If you find water in the kitchen but no water in the bathroom, then I think the most likely factor is that the valve of the tap water is closed >>>More
The problem of toilet quality, a good toilet not only consumes less water, but also has a good flushing effect, the porcelain is high-temperature porcelain, and there are few swag hanging in general.