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Anonymous users2024-01-24Because of the cool and humid underneath the sink, it is easy to form water droplets, so the bottom of the qualified sink will be coated with an anti-condensation layer to prevent water from condensing at the bottom.
You see if it's a leak in the sink and drain joints, or if it's caused by the room temperature being too high and the water temperature being too low to solidify the bottom of the sink. If the water leaks, you can re-reinforce it, but if it solidifies at room temperature, then it's fine.
If there is water vapor in the kitchen, the cold water vapor outside will condense, and the condensate will concentrate on the top surface and the wall surface and water droplets.
It's condensation caused by dampness, and if the air is already damp, there's no way to solve it.
It is caused by temperature and humidity differences. It's not leakage. I hope my answer can help you.
Because the moisture is too heavy, there will be water droplets at the head of the Quanyu bed, which is a physical phenomenon. In short, the moisture is too heavy, which causes the phenomenon of water droplets.