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Anonymous users2024-01-24These are not in the stagnant water in the bathroom, yes, it should be mosquito larvae, every time you take a bath to drag the stagnant water dry, there will be more, there are more summers, and after a while the weather is cold and gone.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Rat woman, where will there be worms in the bathroom.
Just spray it with an invincible insecticide.
Spray insecticide to get rid of it It's very easy to control it, just keep it hygienic and dry All these things need to be moist
Mosquito larvae.
Remove the stagnant water. >>>More
It is a white flocculent, which is a calcium carbonate powder produced by calcium hydroxide in cement and carbon dioxide in the air. If there is too much water in the cement mortar, then during the drying process, the water will seep along the capillary to the surface, and bring out the water-soluble calcium hydroxide in the cement, and form white calcium carbonate after encountering air, which is also called alkali separation. It may be that water from the outside has seeped into the cement mortar under the floor tiles, or that the floor tiles have just been laid.
1. You can consider using yellow.
>2. Wall tiles (referred to as wall tiles) are suitable for façade decoration of toilets, kitchens and outdoor balconies. Wall tiles are an effective way to protect walls from water splashes. They are not only used on walls, but also on the edge decoration of doors and windows. >>>More