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Anonymous users2024-01-24Because the bathroom is very humid, it is even more humid after turning on the heater, and the outside temperature drops, so the moisture condenses into water droplets, and the water droplets drip down, and there is a ticking sound.
The brick is not pasted, the decoration of the bathroom is to pay the most attention, the back of the brick contains a lot of alkaline substances, the corrosion that flows out after the water enters, and the place where the water flows on the surface of the brick will form a yellow-brown band, which is ugly, and immediately solves the problem of water leakage, and the smell will soon be gone.
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It should be that the waterproofing of your bathroom is not in place, and the water on the ground usually penetrates into the cement floor through the tiles.
If it is a leak at the top of the bathroom, it should be related to the previous floor, and it may be that the waterproof pipe of the upstairs bathroom is not done well and there are loopholes. This needs to be negotiated between the two companies, and the property or developer will come forward to repair it.