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Anonymous users2024-01-241. If the moisture seeps through as you said, then your situation is a bit serious, it takes a while for the moisture to seep in, and the current wall should be damp, you should let the wall dry before doing treatment, otherwise even if you do waterproofing, there may be moisture condensation. If you do it yourself, you can see that you use the environmentally friendly JS waterproof latex produced by regular manufacturers to do, one is responsible for yourself, and the other is responsible for life! The third is:
Responsible for the quality of waterproofing!!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It seems that no, the area is large, what kind of room is your side, if the area is not very large, I suggest that you remove all the wall ash on the seepage side (splash a little water to get wet, it is very good to shovel) to the mortar surface, and use JS waterproof to make a little thicker or polypropylene waterproof to do one side, and then use white cement and glue to smooth it out, and then hang the wall paint on the outside There should be no problem.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The simplest and most effective method is recommended to use the leak stop, which is a new type of powerful waterproofing agent, liquid, open and use, you can brush it yourself, just brush a layer evenly, dry quickly, and you can use it in half a day.
There are many apartments like the kitchen and bathroom are adjacent to each other, especially the small apartment, the kitchen and bathroom are basically next to each other, and there is no impact on the wall.
After the identification, if it is the cause of the adjacent party, the adjacent party can be required to repair it immediately or in a timely manner with the report, and can submit a request to the adjacent party for compensation for the damage caused during the repair. >>>More
Water seepage in the wall may lead to cracking, mildew and other phenomena in the wall, which will bring all kinds of inconvenience to life. >>>More
Yes. It is an eternal truth that water flows downward, and if there happens to be a gap that is diagonally towards the downstairs of your house, it is not impossible for the water to penetrate like this.
It is an eternal truth that water flows downward, and if there happens to be a gap that is diagonally towards the downstairs of the neighbor's house, it is not impossible for the water to penetrate like this. The neighbor's living room will not produce water sources, others judge that the water leakage of your home also has a certain reason, about the problem of sometimes seepage and non-seepage, this may be related to water, you are using water every day, but the leakage place can not be the same water contact every day, if there is a leakage point in the corner, then only when you wash the toilet will be fully flushed to the water, generally flushing the toilet face and brushing teeth when the water will be taken away from the pipe, no leakage. It is easy to understand why there is sometimes water and sometimes there is no water. >>>More