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Anonymous users2024-01-23This is mainly to see if the cracked part is the part of water seepage? If it is a water seepage, it may be that the putty on the top of the kitchen is damp and cracked, which is also very easy to deal with.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There should be, let's negotiate and deal with it.
Generally, the kitchen has a suspended ceiling, it is estimated that you have no suspended ceiling, the building should have been plastered with lime, and it is easy to crack when it expands when it encounters water, dries and shrinks.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It must have something to do with it! Call the upstairs and show him a solution, and you can work together on a solution!
It's your own toilet that is blocked, that's why the upstairs flush your home is flooding, quickly find someone to get through, and tell the upstairs residents not to use it for the time being, otherwise your home will be difficult to clean up.
Replace the water outside the kimchi jar and wash it well, and you can use it.
Hello, the water has not been dry, you have to pay attention to whether there is still water on it, quickly clean up the water, wait a few days and then observe, if there is still water seepage, explain where there are loopholes in the pipeline, find out the problem in time to fill the leakage, I wish you a happy life!
Turn off all electrical appliances completely. For example, use the remote control to turn off the power of the TV, the TV is in standby mode, and the TV is still powered at 5V and is not really turned off. You have to actually turn off the power on the TV. >>>More
I really don't know how to do it, don't doubt it. Check it out well, and if so, just throw it off. I hate to eat inside and out.