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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, as long as the waterproofing is done well, it won't.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Generally, no, because it must have been waterproof before.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The toilet floor does not leak depends on the waterproof layer, and it has little to do with the tiles.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Will get the waterproofing agent first. It must be rectified, no, it will be very troublesome.
There may be cracks, but dark cracks, and if they are, you close the main valve and see if there is less and less water in the tank
The time is short, even if the second floor is not capped, the tiles will generally not fall down easily. Unless the master of tiling is not professional, cutting corners, and does not follow the normal tiling procedure. But if it takes a long time, even if the tiling master is good, the wind blows, the sun, the rain, plus the tile, the cement aging, the foundation sinks, and the impact of cracking, it cannot guarantee that the tile will not fall off automatically for a long time.
It will not leak, even if the toilet is not decorated before the rough house, the waterproof work has been completed, that is, the toilet of the rough room is also waterproof, as long as the waterproof layer of the toilet floor is not damaged, it will not leak.
Theoretically: Toilet flushing is now usually done with water, so you have to admit that there are always tiny pieces of feces or urine that are flushed into the air and then end up on your face... As for why we didn't find a mountain of manure piles next to the poop pit, it was because we wiped it off with our hands, with rags, with mops and so on.
It's not that easy! Theoretically, it will be infected, but the body's immunity is not so fragile!