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Anonymous users2024-01-24Dig the best permeable waterproofing can be done by yourself.
If the cement surface is waterproofed, use a super penetrating waterproof guard to do waterproofing (if it is incomplete, fill it with Meiding porcelain glue and then do waterproofing).
For the tile surface, first check whether the filling of the tile gap is complete (if it is incomplete, fill it with Meiding porcelain glue, and then use the stone tile type for waterproofing).
Hello, you don't need to seep water hard, the gap will be slightly better, and the effect will not be obvious. The quality of the tiles is not good, and the good tiles also have water seepage, but they are less, and they can't see more
1 all must be waterproof is not done, because there will be gaps between the tiles, and the tiles are not absolutely impermeable, this is just to answer the question of which one is between the two, the actual situation you want professionals to take a look, such as whether there will be water pipe damage or a joint leakage, etc., to find the reason.
If it has just been done, it is considered normal, but if it has been done for a while, it may be a local problem.
Only the leakage at the floor drain plugging is not completely blocked when it is blocked, and the pipe embedded in the bathroom does not meet the standard, resulting in the drainage floor drain of the bathroom is much higher than the leakage floor drain, resulting in water reverse flow, water storage at the floor drain and the water storage is likely to seep under the tile from the top edge of the blocked floor drain, resulting in water seepage for a long time after bathing, it is recommended to remove the original plugging object, re-plug the entire floor drain pipe wall and the combination point with cement with glass glue, and then make a hanging bracket with metal, put a thicker plastic cloth inside, and then pour cement The height of the cement can be the height of the floor drain pipeline, and then cover the cement with glass glue and fill it all the way to the surface of the tile.
The reason why the bathroom seeped water downstairs.
Answer: When the water leaks downstairs, the first thing you can be sure of is that the original waterproof layer of the ground is damaged somewhere, otherwise no matter how much water leaks downstairs, it will not leak downstairs. It can only seep into your tiled surface, or into other rooms of your own home. >>>More