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Anonymous users2024-01-24First, check whether the original socket has electricity, and then check whether the added socket is wired normally with the original socket. Second, see if the electrical box has tripped. It is recommended to find a professional electrician to check and repair.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This decoration is not all changed to electricity, it is easy to cause this problem, check it first, it is estimated that there is a problem with the wiring
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I'm also doing renovation at home, I don't care about this kind of thing, I'm looking for a love space to do it, they can do it all.
You bought bricks so expensive. Why don't you buy it with me, there may be a problem with the brick, or a problem with the paste. But the possibility of general sticking is most, if it is a problem with bricks, it will be broken if it can't be pasted, and how can it be broken if it is not moved. >>>More
Generally, it is the brick itself, if it is not deliberately smashed when paving, there is little chance of cracks! Let the brick seller take two kinds of bricks to redo, do what he said, if there are no cracks, it is a matter of paving, and if there are cracks, it is needless to say! It's up to you how you do it!
After installation, you only need to wait for the glue to dry, and it is usually ready to use in 5 hours. Fully cured for 24 hours. I am a professional installer.
There is no requirement to protect anything, just don't treat it as a public object, such as kicking it and smashing it with your fist if you are in a bad mood.
Keep the floor dry and clean, and do not wet the mop with water or scrub with alkaline water or soapy water, so as not to damage the brightness of the paint and damage the paint film. If there is dust or dirt, wipe it with a dry mop or a wrung out wet mop. Wax once a month (or two months) (wipe off moisture and stains before waxing). >>>More