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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's a good idea to have a larger model of kitchen wires, as there may be more appliances in the future. Where there is a joint, install a wiring joint, do not seal it with cement, because the first joint will oxidize for a long time and cause poor contact and cannot be repaired. There is a possibility of electricity leakage at the second wire joint because there is always moisture in the wall.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It can be used, and the connector is best sleeved with an electric pipe and then sealed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It can be driven, and the joint is not a big problem, and it will not dissolve a piece.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21What does cement seal mean?
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Anonymous users2024-01-20If it melts in too heat, it won't be solved.
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His failure to turn off the water pipes was the direct cause of this accident, the house is yours, and you are also responsible, depending on how you two talk. I think he's primarily responsible, and you should be held accountable. Because the house is yours. >>>More
I can help you design, oh ke, give it to me, I hope it can help you, however, you have to give me a kitchen plan, so it's a little unclear, it's best to give me your floor plan.
This is to expand the scope of the search, to the adjacent neighbor's house to investigate, his pipe leakage.
The kitchen door is facing the toilet, which is very bad, and the toilet is a place where filth is generated, no matter what the door is, it can't be right. Not to mention the kitchen door. Looking at this floor plan, you can change the direction of the bathroom door, facing the dining room, separating the dry and wet of the bathroom decoration, and facing the dining room, so that it can be a good solution. >>>More