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Anonymous users2024-01-24Workaround:
1. If the toilet wall is tiled, use a shovel to shovel the joints of the tiles, and if there are cracks, re-use white cement greasy joints (first print the joints and then fill the joints).
2. The same is true for the ground.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's useless, that's just fooling. It must be re-waterproofed.
It should be matched, but you don't have to accompany him so much, if he demolishes the building, will he accompany him to a building,,, compensate him for the loss of moldy walls and, the part of the wall that is demolished and tiled is enough.
Let the upstairs fix the leakage, wait for the floor slab to dry, re-paint, and if you want to remove the smell, you can only use some air freshener in your own room to remove the odor.
Are you talking about dealing with mildew or the problem of water leaks upstairs? If you want to deal with mildew, you can check it on Taobao, I have the impression that there is a paint, which can have a beautifying effect.
It's okay to have a fuse at home.
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