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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is possible that if there is a problem with the waterproofing upstairs, it is possible to gradually seep water into the ceiling, you can ask upstairs, of course, it may also be caused by water vapor over the years, if you are not sure, you can first find someone who understands the project.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, maybe the upstairs bathroom is not waterproofed well.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It is recommended that this bathroom take a bath for 10 days and observe the watermark, if it can be eliminated, it is not a water leak in the building, if it cannot be eliminated, you can find the upstairs to ask his home to repair the waterproof layer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Yes, it is generally upstairs that the waterproofing is not done well.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19There is a watermark on the door of the bathroom downstairs, which is upstairs.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18The mist and moisture of the bath are basically not upstairs.
It may be that there is a leak in the replacement water pipe, and it happens that the water absorption rate of the floor tiles is relatively high, so there will be a watermark.
From the situation you described, it should be caused by a leak in the waterproof of your home. >>>More
It depends on the situation. It could be a leak in the upper floors, a broken pipe in the wall, or a damp weather.
The sanitary ware of glass is like this, beautiful, but once it is not cleaned in time, it will look very dirty, and only by wiping off the water droplets every time you use it can you keep it translucent.
Do waterproof is to prevent water from penetrating down, if it is a building, see if there is a watermark on the roof downstairs, if not, prove that the pipe under the waterproof is no problem to find a leak near the sink and toilet, the downstairs ceiling has a watermark is the pipeline is injured and leaking, this is more troublesome to find the leakage point.