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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's easy! Go downstairs and look at his roof, if you leak it, there must be water marks. This kind of thing is not intentional, and the cost of repairing is negotiated with each other.
It may be that the waterproofing was not done well at that time, if it was a father-in-law site, it was normal, and now the quality of the houses built by real estate developers is average, and the floor slabs are thin.
The toilet water collects under the floor tiles and leaks downstairs along the damaged part of the waterproof layer.
Your bathroom is not waterproofed.
Now the common phenomenon, mainly the tile joint infiltration to make the shed leakage, generally the tile joint with white cement mixed with glue can be done, maintenance it, so that the tile joint no leakage can be.
You just close the geothermal pipe valve for a few days to see if it leaks, and reduce the problem of dead geothermal heat.
This situation may be upstairs on the water pipe leakage, it is recommended that people go to work when there is basically no one at home, to the water meter out to check that the water meter is turning, so that you will find out who is home, who is generally responsible for maintenance, the water company is generally in charge of the front of the water meter, I don't know if the water meter in your community is downstairs or in each household. If you go downstairs it is the resident who solves it.