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Anonymous users2024-01-24There is no grout between bricks and bricks, if it is a grout, it should be smoother, and your bathroom should be made of white cement, which is easy to powder and not smooth.
The impact is not big, generally after the white cement is soaked off, the cement background color is revealed, except for the small appearance, there is no effect.
It is recommended that you clean the cement and apply the grout again, after all, it is more common than white cement now, and it is smoother and the price is moderate.
It's troublesome, if it's infiltrated upstairs, you have to find an investigation, the project is a bit big, if you don't find out, do waterproofing, and the problem will be bigger in the future. Our family tried it once, but the upstairs did not cooperate, so we could only find the master to check slowly, and finally open a small hole in the leakage and install a small tube to lead the water out!
I have answered this question before, just use a handheld cutter to cut the wooden door frame horizontally into sections, and then chisel it off little by little with a chisel! You can ask the carpenter to do this, but the bricklayer can't.
It may still be the fault of the leakage, the original distribution capacitance of the wire has made the leakage protection in a tripping critical state, and the increased capacitance after inserting the electrical appliance just trips the leakage protection. >>>More
Hello, the cracks in the kitchen and bathroom wall tiles of your house have nothing to do with the construction party, the main responsibility is the decoration party, the reason is very simple, it is caused by the poor quality of the tiles and the large cement marking.
This has nothing to do with your small bathroom, you look for a gusset to help you see, this is not fixed, it may be a corner line, it may be a keel, or between the gusset. It's also possible that your gusset is too thin, which is not safe.