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Anonymous users2024-01-24The odor problem in the bathroom is generally related to the floor drain
The floor drain should choose a floor drain with good anti-odor effect and anti-backwater effect
There are many types of odor-proof floor drains on the market nowadays, so the odor-proof floor drain you install isn't necessarily the best!
Hello, I recommend you a tightly sealed and odor-proof floor drain with good odor-proof floor drain.
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The principle of non-core floor drain: no need for water seal, no external force, reverse use of gravity principle to open and close the gasket.
Very core floor drain material: all made of high-quality environmentally friendly materials, the panel and bowl are all made of stainless steel and brass, delicate and high-grade. The inner core is made of special materials and is extremely smooth and wear-resistant. The stainless steel materials are all made of 304 stainless steel, and the copper materials are all made of 60 copper.
Very core floor drain function: anti-backtaste. Prevent backwater. Anti-clogging. Pest control, large drainage, easy to clean, unique washing machine drain casing, stable performance, long life.
Extraordinary core floor drain specification: 10* suitable for 50 sewer pipe working height is greater than.
Very core drain shape: square. Rotundity.
The most important features of the very core four-proof floor drain:
1.Completely sealed: The neck of the sealing core, the bottom of the sealing gasket and the top of the washing machine sleeve are all equipped with sealing rubber rings, so as not to give peculiar smells and pests a chance to take advantage of them.
2.No water return: At present, most of the odor-proof floor drains have water accumulation and backwater phenomenon when the washing machine has a large displacement, which is very core. This will never happen if there is a four-proof floor drain.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23What floor is your home? There are probably several reasons:1The supervisor is clogged, 2It's your B-bend that hasn't been handled well, 3The floor drain is not smooth and there is dirt.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If the water seal on the toilet is fine. That shouldn't be a toilet thing... Check the floor drain and basin handle.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It is mainly related to floor drains and hand basins!
When you decorate, the decoration company didn't do a good job of waterproofing for you, and asked them to redo waterproofing, which has nothing to do with the property.
In this way, the floor of the toilet can only be raised, and the ground outside the toilet can be lower than the living room.
Upstairs bathroom leaks because of upstairs prevention.
The water is not well done, and if you want to deal with it, you must first go upstairs. >>>More
First of all, this must be directly related to waterproofing, if the waterproof is the best, it is impossible to seep water so quickly, and the tiles are estimated to be wasted, because it must be re-waterproofed, change the master, and must do a closed water test. Secondly, it is also related to the wall estimate, but the second-hand house is estimated to be relatively old, and the concept at that time was not very strong. However, you are purely the responsibility of the bricklayer, and you can be held accountable for making him compensate for the loss of tiles.
The drain (including basin drainage) should be checked for S trap, if not, S bend must be installed, and the floor drain should also be replaced with an odor-proof floor drain. I hope my answer can help you.