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Anonymous users2024-01-24Don't look for it for the time being, the watermark is not big, it should be the condensation of the water pipe wall caused by the temperature difference and then the dampness to the floor, your bathroom is not relatively high, and the humidity is relatively large, this phenomenon do not worry.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Be sure to say hello to the upstairs first, explain the current situation, and see if he repairs it now, so that he will be responsible for repairing it when the problem is serious in the future, and generally speaking, the problem will not be very big.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Since nothing has been done, don't go. Unless you've just renovated upstairs, you can check it out while it's still under warranty.
I am from Jinyang Pipeline, and if I find a leak, I should repair it immediately, and the leakage is not a small problem!
1. External treatment: Seal the toilet around, the water can't get in, and it won't seep out. >>>More
If you see where there is a water leak below, that is where the leak is leaking, and it will be repaired at this point. Because there is a time process for water seepage on the floor, you go up to see that there is no water on the surface, but there is water in the interlayer.
There should be a water leak in the upstairs bathroom.
Do you remove the old-fashioned squatting toilet when you make waterproofing during the renovation process? According to what you said, it should be the leakage caused by the squatting toilet, and the possibility of squatting toilet leakage is more, one is the leakage of the water inlet, especially when flushing, and the other is that it is not well connected with the sewer pipe, resulting in water leakage; >>>More