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Anonymous users2024-01-24Probably not, of course, if you are on the first floor, it is possible that the main pipe is blocked. I use a pipe unclogging agent at home, pour two caps a week, and the toilet at home has never been clogged.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If the floor drain is not blocked, it is not a problem upstairs.
It is not recommended to do waterproof kitchen without floor drain, and it is recommended to do waterproof kitchen with floor drain, do two layers of waterproofing, no problem to test the water, after decoration, there is water seeping downstairs, most likely a wall silk joint leakage, infiltrating into the gap between the waterproof layer and the wall, and flowing downstairs. There is also a kind of planting tiles when paving, or when the ground is leveled, a lot of water is sprinkled, and the water seeps down. First check if there is a wire leakage, and then observe the water seepage downstairs, if it is less and less day by day, it may be the second situation, don't worry, it will do it yourself.
The number of layers of glaze is a publicity gimmick, the key is to have good flatness and facilitate washing! Of course, if the flatness is good and the glaze is thicker, the better!
It's your own business, you can pretend as much as you want, there's nothing you can do.
All are possible, generally toilets.
In your case, the effect of using thermal insulation curtains is not much better. >>>More