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Anonymous users2024-01-24Elimination method: First of all, determine whether your geothermal heat is turned off and deactivated, or if it is repaired and continued to be used, continue to observe the wall and floor tiles in the bathroom to see if it is better or serious. If the floor heating did break down and repaired a few days ago, it may be that the floor heating leaked water underneath, causing the floor and wall to peel off, and the shoe cabinet may be condensation of water vapor.
If the floor heating is turned off and not repaired, you can turn on the floor heating again to observe the situation and then judge. If the floor heating is turned off, and the wall is still wet after a few days, it can be basically judged that the pipe in the wall is leaking, because it may be a joint leakage, wrapped in the wall, the leakage is relatively small, so it is local damp for a long time. It is recommended to repair the broken wall, and it is best to find the pipeline diagram to find the leakage.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23In your case, I personally think it may be due to a water leak that is not properly switched. That is to say, after the water leaks, it will slowly seep into other parts, so your floor will bulge. It generally takes nearly half a month for this condition to dry out, not a few days.
Therefore, you need to observe urgently, if all parts are dry every day in the future, then it means that the initial switch leakage problem, there is nothing to worry about. If you still see water after 10 days (because you've been able to do it for 4 days in advance), then you'll need to check your water pipes. That can be a bit more strenuous.
Hopefully, it's a leaking switch. Good luck!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Is it a leaking floor heating pipe or a leaking water pipe? Is the connection not tightened or the switch not tightened? In detail, this is important.
According to you, it seems that there is a leak in the bathroom, are there pipes in the walls? Are there any contacts? If there is no water leaking now, could it be that I haven't used that water pipe recently?
If it is a floor heating leak, it is impossible that the walls of the bathroom are damp. Both underfloor heating and water pipes can leak or leak severely, depending on the size of the leak. Draw a map of the approximate location.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Yours has water at the door of the bathroom, maybe there was no threshold when it was waterproof. Not much water should have penetrated through.
Causes of water seepage in the bathroom walls.
1. Waterproof is invalid: the first thing to consider should be the problem of waterproofing, if the waterproof is not done well and the quality of the waterproof material purchased is relatively poor, then it is normal for water seepage to occur. Even if the waterproofing layer is rebuilt, the previous wall has already been soaked with water, so it is necessary to completely drain the water when re-making the waterproofing layer. >>>More
Generally, there are two reasons for water leakage in the bathroom, one is water seepage on the ground, and the other is water seepage caused by broken water pipes. >>>More
If the bathroom is leaking, it is not panicked to judge the leakage in the bathroom, which place is leaking, what kind of leakage is there, and then the leakage is carried out for the leakage partToilet waterproofing repairs >>>More
It may be that there is a problem with the toilet socket line, three situations, one is that the load is not enough; Second, the zero line of the toilet socket line is shared with the lighting, which will cause current imbalance and trip; The third is that the toilet socket line is used together with other lines. Get a professional electrician to check it out.
This is simple, it is said that your home is leaking, then the people below your home will definitely find traces of water seepage, it is possible to say that the 11th floor of your house leaked to the 9th floor, otherwise it is impossible to leak directly through the wall to the 9th floor, even if the wall has been used to leak to the 9th floor, the position of the 10th floor above the 9th floor leakage will also have water seepage, it is possible that your home is leaking. If he says that he has done a good job of waterproofing, he can't do it waterproof, and there should be water seepage in the part of your house that he didn't do waterproofing.