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Anonymous users2024-01-24If it is a water pipe problem, it should be repaired immediately.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Find someone to reconnect; Wrap raw tape around the replacement joint; It's best to find a professional; Because the tightening force must be appropriate, otherwise it may continue to seep;
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Use glass glue, just do more.
1. First use a small hacksaw to see off the leakage - the saw mouth should be flat. >>>More
Is it a PVC pipe? Plug it with waterproof sealant.
Your water seepage problem is more complicated, first of all, the toilet and sewer pipe are not installed tightly, resulting in the overflow of toilet water, and the only way to deal with it is to reinstall it. The second is that the waterproofing of the bathroom is unqualified, resulting in the water leakage of the ground to the downstairs, the waterproofing is not done, and it is difficult to re-do the waterproofing, so you can only apply some waterproof glue around the sewer pipe as a remedy. FYI.
If it is exposed, find the leakage point and cut off both ends to buy two outside directly, a bottle of glue, if it is a hard hole, you can also use AB glue and yarn to make up directly, but it requires clean and dry construction, a little troublesome, both methods only use a few dollars!
When the water is not drained, wipe the water-seeping joints, use the blade to throw away a little seam position, and seal it with PVC special glue, and form a thick film at this position.