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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, it is a natural phenomenon that small water droplets will accumulate in cold or hot air.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, it should be a matter of tiles.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Not necessarily, maybe there is a problem with your wall tiles, CS should use impermeable bricks.
First, use a shovel to remove the moldy position of the wall, and then use 108 glue to brush to the position just now, and then apply putty again, and finally brush it directly with latex paint. If you don't know the steps of construction, you can call a decorator to help, explain these steps again, and the other party will know how to do it. >>>More
It should be the floor problem of the bathroom, and there is a problem of stagnant water.
The sanitary partition wall is an exterior wall that does not need to be waterproofed, but the floor and wall in the bathroom must be done, and the waterproof construction must be done by professionals. Prevent water leakage into the wall of the downstairs or next room.
It is estimated that the installation of floor heating water pipes is not standardized, and a joint is added here, it is best to let professionals come and see, if it is indeed because of the leakage of the joint, pour epoxy resin at the joint, and pour the pipe and the floor into one. There will never be any more water leakage in the future, the price is not expensive, and the operation is simple.
The dampness, peeling, and even water leakage of the sanitary partition wall are caused by the leakage of the bathroom, and now you need to find the cause of the leakage first: >>>More