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Anonymous users2024-01-24If there is little water infiltration, wipe the water dry and seal it again with a neutral sealant.
If there is a lot of water seepage, it means that the drain and pipe mouth of the toilet are not right, and the flange of the toilet is biased. The toilet needs to be opened. I'm afraid you won't be able to get it, so let's find an installer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If there is water seepage on the periphery, sprinkle dry white cement evenly around the leakage and wait for the seeping water to solidify. I have encountered this solution in the past, not only Your Excellency?
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I'll tell you a trick, wipe the water-seeping area with toilet paper and squeeze the glass glue to seal it.
Check whether the sewer hole inside is aligned with the hole of the sewage pipe, generally the sewage is 110 will be larger than the toilet drain hole, when installing the toilet, there is a sealing rubber ring to match the toilet, put the rubber ring between the toilet and the ground, and then put glass glue around the toilet bowl will not have this situation. If it still leaks, it may be that there is a problem with the toilet accessories themselves.
It is best to replace the sanitary ware in the water tank, I just replaced it to my home a few days ago, of course, it is for professional personnel to replace, and the cost is about 70-100 yuan (materials and labor).
This is because the interface between the toilet bowl and the sewage pipe is not tight, and the toilet outlet and the sewage tank mouth should be connected by a sealed leather bowl. The cause of water leakage may be the aging of the sealing bowl, or it may be caused by the improper sealing of the bowl during installation. It is recommended that you ask a professional master to reinstall it as well, it is very troublesome to get it yourself.
At that time, there was no connection, and the thorough solution was to carefully remove the toilet bowl and re-glue it with cement; Simple solution, hit silicone.
Where does the water seep out? Toilet or under tiles?
1. Is the toilet drain not sealed well with the sewage outlet reserved on the ground? It's no problem to rebuild the sludge. >>>More