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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is because the water pipes resonate when the water is discharged; First of all, determine the specific faucet, and then adjust the valve that controls the faucet appropriately.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The drainage pipe of the same unit is the same, and the upstairs water flows directly down after use, passing through your house and wanting to go downstream.
Because the water pipe has a U-shaped design to avoid large foreign objects blocking the main sewage pipe, there is a small amount of seepage from the floor drain or toilet directly to the bottom of the U-shaped pipe after flushing to form a ticking sound, and there is a possibility that the bathroom floor seepage, this seepage drips directly to your ceiling, if it is the following situation you check whether there are water droplets around the ceiling, if there is one, immediately mind the upstairs leak-proof repair.
Let's see if the floor of your house is waterproof? If the roof of the tenant below is leaking, it is a waterproof problem, if the new house has not passed the maintenance period, you can find the property or developer, if you go out of the maintenance to bear the cost.
If the two shared pipes are still negotiated.
The floor of your bathroom is not waterproofed, or the waterproof layer is not qualified.
It is a toilet, that is, the toilet drain and the sewer pipe are not well combined, and there are gaps around the sewer pipe. Lift the toilet and close it with a plugging spirit.