Is there a way to deal with a slight leakage of cast iron sewage pipes in the bathroom

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Abstract Hello, first find the leakage point, if the sink pipe is leaking, just remove the water pipe at the leakage directly, and replace the new water pipe. If there is a leak in the wall or underground pipe, the water pipe pressure test should be carried out first to detect the leakage point, and then the leaking wall should be excavated and replaced with a new water pipe. >>>More

The sewer pipe of my bathroom, in the part below the ceiling downstairs, there is a three-way interface leakage, resulting in yellow water stains on the waterproof gypsum board of the downstairs ceiling, downstairs to find the property, the property said that it should be repaired by me, bear the relevant costs, the house is delivered at the beginning of 2009, has passed the so-called warranty period, the property thinks that this part of the pipe is used by my home, should be repaired by me, I am more angry that the property is not responsible for the whole process, and I insist that the pipe does not belong to the public pipeline, Not in their scope of work, just asked me to stop using the bathroom. If it's really my family's thing, I can't figure out how it is in someone else's house; That's what I've been using other people's stuff, that.

All of them can be replaced, find the property or the outside foreman to help. This is caused by the fact that it has been used for too long and the water quality is corrosive in the area. Generally, there will be finished threaded pipes in the places where hardware is sold in the decoration city, and you can also go to them to spend some money to ask someone to help replace them.

Clean the brick joints, wait for the water to dry, and then use transparent waterproof glue to deal with them uniformly! Brush it again after drying, and when it's dry, you're good to go!