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Anonymous users2024-01-24So what else can I do, knock it off and re-pave it! Or prepare a broom with plastic wool and sweep it to the floor drain after use. There is another way, where there is more water to cut to the groove to the floor drain, the groove should not be deep, at most 1cm, will not damage the waterproof layer, it is so ugly.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Solve it instantly so that it doesn't cause trouble in life!
This kind of floor drain is a large water seal anti-odor floor drain, the water seal height meets the national requirements of 5cm, and the water seal storage capacity exceeds 300ml, which can ensure that it does not dry up for 30 days. At the same time, it also has a siphon function, and the water is faster than the general floor drain.
Smash the floor tiles, then dig a trench in the ground, install a section of PVC pipe to connect with the sewer, and the waterproofing is to be redone.
In this case, you have to clean it up manually. Of course, to completely solve the problem, you need to knock off the floor pavement of the bathroom again, and then find a slope to re-pavement.
If you want to install the floor drain yourself, I personally do not recommend you to do this, you should find a master in this area to help you install, and secondly, you should often dredge the sewer when you use it often, so as not to give the sewer a hidden danger of blockage.
The installation of floor drain in the bathroom can be said to be indispensable, and we all know what role the floor drain helps us play, so we should consider it more comprehensively when choosing. There are three kinds of floor drains on the market to choose from: spring-type sealed floor drain, magnet self-sealing floor drain, and three-proof floor drain, I don't know which one is more suitable for families! >>>More