The living room floor is seeping water, and the upstairs house has been living for 8 years?

Updated on Living room 2024-06-06
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    Is it a leak in your fire hose? Nowadays houses have several fire extinguishing sensors, and that sensor has a water pipe connection in it.

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