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Anonymous users2024-01-24Are there any residents upstairs? Look at their home decoration, have they done waterproofing.
If there are no residents and no one to use, it is not a water leak. Just a little damp. The water vapor ascends and encounters the condensed water from the floor slab. It's okay, it is recommended to hoist an aluminum gusset or plastic steel plate in the bathroom, install an exhaust fan, and exhaust the water vapor when taking a bath.
No, the slurry flows down the outer wall of the line pipe, which generally does not affect the use.
You'll have to go upstairs and check it out.
The leak on your roof doesn't necessarily correspond to the person upstairs, because you also said that the leaky seat is the wall of the bathroom upstairs. >>>More
Hello! I think it's still the upstairs bathroom. Although the floor surface of the upstairs bathroom is dry, because the pipes are laid under the floor tiles and partially embedded in the floor slab, the leakage is not obvious enough to seep into the surface of the floor tiles. >>>More
The bathroom of the upstairs house is leaking, and the possible situations are: 1. The tap water pipe is broken; 2. The waterproof layer is broken.
That is, the upstairs house, waterproof leakage, bathroom, because you may have to take a bath, so there is waterproof, but this waterproof is time-limited, after how many years, it will definitely leak, you can only find upstairs, your house is old, downstairs is also leaking.