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Anonymous users2024-01-24You bang on something when you make a sound, and if the call stops, it's likely that there will be an overnight bird in the exhaust pipe.
If you don't stop striking something when you make a sound, it's likely that something is loose, shaking or vibrating.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Eh, it's so scary, it's going to scare me to death According to my speculation, there are 2 possibilities One is the bird fairy If not, then it must be the bird star person contacting you Of course, it may also be the sound of the wind shield of the range hood being blown up by the wind.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Rats or something, or a loose hood exhaust vent board? It may be windy or rats coming out of the nest at night.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It could be a rat, or a small animal, or you might as well hear the sound and check it out with your family.
If the valve does not corrode the water pipe due to the fact that it contains air in the water pipe, when the valve is opened, try to open it to the maximum.
If it's the back, you can wipe it with white ash water to disinfect and remove insects and help you find the wormholes. >>>More
You said that the toilet will make a snapping sound from time to time, is it because the wall is not solid? This is not the reason, because there are many pipes in the toilet wall, or the sound of water in the pipes is also a crackling sound, so be sure to find out the reason.
In your case, water enters the socket, causing a short circuit in the socket. You should disconnect the power supply immediately and use a hair dryer to dry the socket before using it. If you don't blow and wait for the socket to air dry naturally, you can also do it.
In fact, the kitchen stove sometimes makes a horn sound, which may be because the kitchen temperature is relatively high, so the kitchen table top is broken.