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Anonymous users2024-01-24The safest thing is to wipe it with a towel dipped in oil after the power is off, then wipe it with a wet rag, and finally dry it with a rag, and it is best to air dry it for about ten minutes before turning on the electricity.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Splash it with a basin of water, then wipe it with a damp towel and let it dry!
It doesn't have any effect, and you can't see it when you paste the bricks in the future, as long as the socket is okay and the wire is good, it's no problem.
A fixed socket is not as good as buying a longer cable. Your socket is 220V dangerous, but the voltage of the data cable is safe. If you really want to fix, then add a line card and an expansion bolt. You try using adhesive tape to see if it is firm.
The four corners are screwed in with expansion screws from the cabinet. If you don't have enough force, you can also nail two iron rods underneath.
First determine the location of the water supply and drainage, pay attention to whether the pipeline conflicts with others (such as gas), generally the cabinet will do some reinforcement in the place of the sink, buy the basin and put it directly, install the water and water according to the instructions, pay attention to the closed treatment between the sink and the drain pipe, and then glue around the sink, and generally wait for a few hours to use.
What you need to prepare: watering can, toothpaste, white vinegar, rags. >>>More