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Anonymous users2024-01-24Not really, because water is pervasive. No matter how you fill the gaps in the floor tiles, there will inevitably be some places that cannot be filled, and it will be troublesome when the water goes in. It is recommended to find the leaky piece and warp the floor tiles to re-waterproof.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is no chance of rework, which is why the waterproofing layer should be made extremely carefully and the material application should be reasonable.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It depends on your luck, use a good point of white cement to see the gaps, the cost is the bottom, the success is only about 10%, and similar situations have been solved with this method before. . .
There are some summary remedies, but they are limited to the circumstances, conditions, time and responsibilities that can be used by those who have time, patience and care. It is still recommended to remake the waterproof in order to get away with it once and for all. >>>More
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It must be waterproof. >>>More
Dig the best permeable waterproofing can be done by yourself. >>>More
If the tile is completely impermeable, use caulk to caulk or dry for a few days without leaking water and hope to soak it a little, and you can manage it for two or three years.
Bathroom waterproofing is not done well There are ways to remedy it: >>>More