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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is the reason why many bathrooms and kitchens stink no matter how they are cleaned.
The cost is a bit big, and I have to knock out all the floor tiles and find a new slope for waterproofing.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Still Gemini.
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1) The bathroom is waterproof, and the height of the surrounding walls needs to be ensured to be not less than 30 cm;
2) If there is a shower, the height of the waterproof paint should not be less than 150 cm, preferably about 180 cm, on the installation of the shower faucet and the adjacent wall.
3) After the waterproofing is done, the closed water test should be done. It is to put the water on the floor of the bathroom, so that the ground is completely submerged in water about 3 4 cm, and set a fixed elevation (horizontal plane); After 24 hours, if the water level is below the set elevation, it means that there is a water seepage problem on the ground, that is, the waterproofing is not done well. In this way, it is necessary to re-do the waterproofing.
4) After the bathroom waterproof paint is brushed, tiles should be pasted on it, so cement-based waterproof materials should be used to paint. The advantage of cement-based waterproof material is that it can be bonded with the cement base layer, its adhesion is very good, and it will not shell after pasting the tile. Other (non-cementitious) waterproofing materials are prone to shelling, which can cause wall tiles to fall off.
Suggestion: It is best to use the best waterproof material, after all, it is a long-term use, and it is very troublesome to redo, so you should get the best one at once.
on 27 May 2017
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Question: What is the danger of water under the bathroom tiles and between the waterproofing?
Can it smell bad?
What should I do if there is water stored between the waterproof layer and the tiles in the bathroom? There is no big problem >>>More
It's normal, which is not like this, if you don't want to have worries, you can only wet pave the floor tiles, before putting the sill board, you must do the water retaining strip and the bathroom floor is level, do waterproof, and finally put the sill board with wet ash
As long as there is no leakage, the mortar layer under the floor tile is damp and there is water, this is a dry reed, don't deal with it, your floor tile seam is not good to do waterproof, there is no such material, (there is also a lie to you).
The tide is already a serious leak, and if there is no large amount of water and it will be wet, it must be a serious leak. Go and check the water and sewer pipes.
First, let's analyze the reasons. There are two reasons for this phenomenon, first, there are gaps in the mortar under the floor tiles. Second, the high cement content of the mortar leads to cracks or separation from the waterproofing layer caused by the increasing strength of the mortar under wet conditions. >>>More