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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hey, how is it the same as our school. It's possible.
1.Developers cut corners.
2.The upstairs water pipe burst.
3.Long-term water accumulation upstairs.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The waterproofing layer is broken. I scraped it and made it waterproof from scratch again. . .
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You need to shovel the non-waterproof area that has fallen, then spray waterproofing agent, and then apply putty paint. If you are troublesome, you can use a waterproofing agent, and then use putty to renovate the repair kit.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It's just that the waterproofing of the exterior wall is not up to par, and the rainwater soaks in.
On a rainy day, observe where the rain is leaking and pay attention to how it is leaking. After the weather is clear, it is enough to seal it with glass glue or other glue.
Short circuit, the cutout plays a role, of course, the electrical box trips.
It depends on what the cause of the water leak is, whether it is caused by the upstairs neighbor, and you can ask the neighbor to be responsible for repairing it.
It is the responsibility of the property to coordinate the settlement.
This floor drain does not store water to seal the odor, so the smell of the underground drain pipe is sucked up. You put the washing machine pipe in the floor drain and plug the floor drain around it with strips of cloth, and there will be no smell.