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Anonymous users2024-01-24I just have this problem so find here, it is recommended that the landlord, first see if the pipe near the bedroom is straight or curved, my home is curved, it is just the connection of the two pipes, the noise is very loud, if it is straight, it should be better, it is recommended that the landlord wrap the sewer pipe with soundproof cotton, and then use a new architecture material to seal the wall and talk about it, in addition to sound insulation, but also for the maintenance and replacement of soundproof cotton with years of convenience. Alas, I've been living in Kuanfu for a long time before I find out that this problem is serious.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Look at the construction process, if it's very noisy, how to say that there is a bathroom in the master bedroom.
Bend a small hook on both sides of two wires and hang it in the pipe mouth in an inner cross concave shape, (I think there should be a little gap between the pipe mouth and the paved tiles, it should be able to hang.) Even if there is no gap, then you can knock a small nail in the eye. And then stuff a little ball of plastic bag or something, and you can smooth it out with a little bit of plaster. >>>More
No problem, it's just that it is generally not used, so there are few people who change it
Hello, it may be that the toilet tank flushing there is not tightly sealed, the water flows into the pipe, especially at night, I haven't found the regularity, I feel a little related to the upstairs user after using the water, before and after several times to remove the ceiling gusset, no traces of water leakage were found, there should be no leakage, the sound from the thickest three sewer pipes in it.
No, in winter, when the temperature is low, the water will expand (freeze) when it drops to 0 degrees Celsius, so there will definitely be no condensation dripping!
The center point of the wall and the sewer pipe is 40 cm. I hope my answer can help you.