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Anonymous users2024-01-24It doesn't matter, it's the same when it rains in our house, but be careful, because it will be very slippery, and people are prone to fall and get injured.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It doesn't matter, it's the same when it rains in our hometown, it's because the soil is moist and the soil is steaming when it rains.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's not very good, the humidity underground, the ground is very wet and unpleasant, it's not easy to get, add a layer of floor, the bottom is empty.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It doesn't matter? Just kidding, my mother is cooking in the kitchen and has arthritis, so in short, hurry up and deal with it, the dampness in the house is very good.
According to my analysis, the main reason for this is that when you are building outdoor pipes, it is likely that rainwater and sewage pipes are mixed, or rainwater pipes are also put into the septic tank, so that when it rains, these phenomena will appear; There may also be no septic tank, and rainwater and sewage pipes are mixed, and the diameter of the pipe is not enough (or the garbage accumulated in the pipe causes the pipe to shrink), and the phenomenon you mentioned will also occur when it rains.
The outside sewer pipe is not good, and when it rains, water enters the sewer well, occupying the flow and making the toilet drain poor.
Don't let the temperature inside get too high, so the temperature difference between it and the outside will not be too big, and the water vapor will be reduced and it won't be so wet.
There are two reasons for this. 1. It's because the rain drifted in. 2.It's because it was cold some time ago. Suddenly the weather warms up and the air is humid, which is called a resurgence in the south.
It means that your bathroom has leaked, because the water in the ground has been saturated, and the rain has not yet returned