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Anonymous users2024-01-24It may be the crystallization of cement alkali, or it may be the sealing agent of ceramic tiles, what's wrong? Scared?
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Generally, ceramic tiles are rarely produced, and stone is more likely to produce similar problems! That's because there is no pan-alkali back coating!
If you want to use a tile, we recommend that you wipe it clean with a cloth or other object! Then remove the brick joint clean, dry it and re-hook the joint, and the problem should be solved! Give it a try.
This is alkali return, and it is easy to use white cement to hook the joints. This problem can also occur if the grout is sealed before the mortar dries. It will not affect the quality, just wipe off the wall with a towel after drying, and it will basically not appear again in the future.
It's breeding season. Just buy some ant medicine and scatter it, and kill it directly.
1. If you exclude the decay, see if it will be the fruit at home that crawls out, because some fruits are not rotten but there are maggots in them, such as lotus mist, guava, bananas, etc., these fruits are fresh on the outside but there are already worms inside, and then it depends on whether there are dead rats on the ceiling.
The kitchen stove countertop is generally made of artificial marble and quartz stone, if the countertop of these two materials is cracked, it can penetrate into the gap after stirring with the same color artificial stone glue reinforcing agent and stone powder, and the glue can be polished and polished after curing. If it is handled well, the gap will not be visible. However, it is best to find a manufacturer to repair, after repairing can not see the traces of repair, if you repair yourself, it is difficult to achieve satisfactory results due to lack of experience. >>>More
The white flocculent in the toilet bowl should be urine scale, it is recommended that you can go to the Internet to buy some special descaling potion and pour it in, it can be easily cleaned, right.
Wooden furniture is susceptible to insects and should be disinfected regularly with insecticides or detergents. If you itch on the body, you can apply calamine lotion, and take chlorpheniramine orally when the itch is severe. Wash your clothes and disinfect them in the sun. The wardrobe should be kept clean and ventilated frequently.