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Anonymous users2024-01-24Generally speaking, it is caused by the waterproofing of the upstairs bathroom! In this case, you should communicate with the upstairs residents to negotiate the specific maintenance matters, and generally need the upstairs residents' bathrooms to be re-waterproofed!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This situation will occur when the upstairs bathroom leaks, and it is necessary to notify the upstairs to repair it as soon as possible, otherwise the wall will fall off after a long time, affecting the appearance.
I wonder if there is obvious dampness in both bedrooms? What about the top of a damp wall where it meets the floor? If there is no moisture at the top or the severity of the moisture is gradually decreasing from the bottom up, then it should not be about you, and vice versa. >>>More
Where does the water seepage come from in the corner of the outside of the bathroom or at the door of the bathroom? Which way should it be governed? >>>More
You can first scrape off the blistered area with a small spatula, then smooth it with fine sandpaper, and then use a roller to repair the paint in that area. >>>More
Bathroom draining is not done well. The location of the bathroom floor drain should be at the lowest level of the bathroom floor, so that the water that seeps under the floor tiles is drained away with the floor drain, which will not cause water accumulation in the bathroom, and will penetrate into other places after a long time.
This is due to the poor waterproofing of the bathroom floor. The best thing to do is to re-waterproof the floor and walls of the bathroom. The simple solution is to dry the floor after each use of the bathroom to reduce water seepage and improve room ventilation.