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Updated on Bathroom 2024-05-21
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    There may be two reasons for this, since you have tried water, it means a problem, and it is okay to be waterproof at first.

    The first one may be that your water pipe is made under the waterproof, and the water pipe is leaking. This has nothing to do with waterproofing, because waterproof is on top, and no matter how good the waterproof is leaking below you, it will not be used. It is also easy to rule out whether this is the cause, and you can check whether the water pipe is leaking by pressing the water pipe.

    The second is that the waterproof layer is damaged in the later construction, such as the construction slag is used when backfilling, and the construction slag is not paid attention to when it is poured, which is likely to damage the waterproof. It is also possible that the quality of the waterproof material is too poor, resulting in natural cracking in the later stage, which is very unlikely. If it's not a leaking pipe, it's a waterproof problem.

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