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Anonymous users2024-01-24Neighbors should be friendly, united and mutually helpful. If it is necessary to change the waterway due to renovation, as long as it does not infringe on the interests of others, it is generally not necessary to obtain the consent of others. It is necessary to pay attention to the waterproofing during the renovation process to avoid the loss of the downstairs owner.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The problem of water leakage is difficult to solve, although your home does not use water for a few days, but the original leaking water will penetrate into the floor, once the water is saturated, even if your home does not use water, the stagnant water will continue to drip from the floor! It's a scratching head! Unless the floor slab is no longer dripping, and your home has thoroughly waterproofed the leaking part to see the effect (maybe the part of your home is not accurate)!
Under normal circumstances, there are two, one in the wet area, that is, in the shower, and one in the dry area, which is between the washbasin and the toilet.
Changing the bathroom will only affect the downstairs, you live upstairs will not be affected, and you will have to check for other reasons for the water leakage in your home.
The basin drain is a drain outlet, and the sewer line can be inserted. I cannot leak it properly. >>>More
He scares you, he didn't do anything, the normal bathroom sewer, there is a section of bend, with stagnant water to block the smell, a glass of water is not flowing is normal.
You are too worried, it is normal for a small glass of water to not flow, because a section of elbow at the back is used to block the smell of water.