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Anonymous users2024-01-24This may be due to the hollow drum under your floor tiles, that is, the floor tiles are not paved underneath, and the connection with the toilet is not very stable, and the resonance appears.
It is recommended that if you have not moved in, please ask the bricklayer to check it for you, if there is indeed a hollow drum, it is best to knock off the re-sticking bricks, and also strengthen the toilet, so that there will be no worries in the future.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23All I know is that you're not behaving normally at all.
1Buy all the lemons, slice them, and rub them again. Or buy a toilet cleaner to wipe. It also has something to do with the material of the floor tiles, if it is a frosted material, the method I just said will be useless at all.
He smashes upstairs, and you do the renovation in your own home, and it won't affect each other. However, you can take this opportunity to urge him to do a good job of waterproofing the bathroom and implement it as soon as possible; After he completes the construction of the waterproof coating, he is required to do a 24-hour closed water test, so that you can clearly know their waterproof quality, which is good for you, so as not to have water leakage problems in the future, and then there will be trouble.
Today's composition brick-free waterproof drills out of the tile joints, and the particles of jelly grains should sometimes be its water-absorbing desiccant.
It's very troublesome, first of all, you have to knock on the tiles, and then clean up, these are not only time-consuming and laborious, but also costly, the cost of knocking bricks is higher than that of tiles, and there are water and electricity lines inside, so it is more troublesome.
It should be that the waterproofing of your tile joint is too poor, resulting in excess water entering the tile, therefore, when the water content of the lower layer is high, the back of the tile is generally absorbent (a small part does not absorb water), so there will be a phenomenon of anti-wetting. He's dragon --- help you waterproof DIY. It is recommended to use a transparent waterproof adhesive to apply to the crevices to prevent moisture from entering. >>>More