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Anonymous users2024-01-23You mean straight from the upper floor to the outside of the house? This is fine if you own a building, but you will need to dig a septic tank next to the house and connect it to the sewer pipe upstairs.
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This will not solve the fundamental problem, and there will still be problems in the future >>>More
Of course. It's just that because there is water vapor in the kitchen and hygiene, it will make the roof accumulate water, and it is easy to mold after a long time, which is not easy to clean.
You can try, but it should be useless, the brick joints of the general bathroom are very narrow, and it is not easy to make the brick joints waterproof into it, even if it is repaired, the first brick surface is inevitably damaged by waterproof smearing, and the second is inevitably damaged when the bricks are damaged. It is recommended that it is best to remove the bottom piece of floor tiles and wall tiles, re-do waterproofing, and then subsidize the bricks. On the basis of determining that it is the problem of ground waterproofing, if you don't want to dig out the whole bathroom, you can consider removing the brick plastering layer and brushing waterproof (don't do polypropylene, rigid waterproofing this kind of inferior waterproofing, choose flexible coating waterproofing), if the plastering layer is thin, you can consider using tile glue when re-tiling the brick.
The water retaining strips of the bathroom flush partition are pure rotten and can not be bought ready-made, but can be built with floor bricks. >>>More