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Anonymous users2024-01-24If you use it normally and there is no corrosive liquid leaking down to damage the pipe, then it is basically ruled out that it has nothing to do with you.
Depending on the type of pipe, there is a high possibility of coarse sewerage or exhaust. For example, if you use the sewer pipe abnormally, such as frequent blockage, abnormal dredging, it may be related to you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can go to the sixth floor to see if the sixth floor is broken, and if it is broken, you can pay upstairs.
The cross-sectional area of 50 pipes is a quarter of that of 110 pipes, so change it to such a small one, strictly speaking, it depends on the pressure and characteristic curve of your exhaust fan to know whether it can be or not. >>>More
Is there dripping water in the 4th floor ceiling? It may be the aging and seepage of the original buried pipe on the 5th floor
First of all, it depends on whether you have touched this main pipe when you are decorating your home. Secondly, have you ever used it in serious ways? Sewer pipes are plastic, and if you break the pipes when you dredge them yourself, pour in overheated or highly corrosive non-living liquids, etc., they can cause damage to the sewer pipes. >>>More
It's good to buy a telescopic staircase, open it when you need it, close it if you don't need it, and it doesn't take up space below, how good, I bought one on Taobao some time ago, my wife and children like it very much, and I said that it was the best thing I bought, oh, I forgot to say, the ladder is from the Oriental Pavilion, the quality is very good, and the boss is super good, haha.
20 years of commercial housing bathroom on the sixth floor of the gastroscopy room, there are two bathrooms on it, can you bear the load? It should be possible.