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Anonymous users2024-01-24Close the main sluice. Or take the phone and call the old aunt and your sister you are talking about, and urge them to come out through the phone. This solves the problem you raised.
Good luck and thanks for adopting.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can ask her quietly alone why she hasn't come out for so long, communicate well, and let her tell you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If you're taking a shower, it's normal to stay for an hour, if it's not or it's normal to be doing laundry or something, then the average person won't stay in the supermarket for too long, so don't worry too much, maybe it's normal to play once or twice, so don't care too much about this and that.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The bathroom environment is good, and the living room has a fight! Come out and come in when I'm done.
Is it bad kidneys, frequent urination and urgency. You can try holding your pee. Maybe it will be alleviated.
Hello landlord, there are now buckets for toilet brushes, I think it will be better than putting it directly on the ground, and that thing is not very expensive. Maybe it can help you.
Frequent waking up at night, increased urine output at night, medically called nocturia. >>>More
Drink less water at night or have a urinary catheter inserted.
That's because she hasn't developed a habit yet, and she needs to take her time to form a habit. You can tell her every time she goes to the toilet, or let her flush the toilet by herself when she comes out, and get used to it after a long time.