The kitchen gas pipe is leaking, and the upstairs is dry, what s going on?

Upstairs is dry, the cause of leakage in the kitchen gas pipe:

1. The gas pipeline generally passes through the stove and connects to the downstairs. It may be the upstairs occupant, and there is water on the stove, which flows directly down the gas pipe. And the ground upstairs is dry, so the roofs of the residents below are dry.

2. You can go upstairs to find the cause of the water leakage. It could be that the upstairs forgot to turn off the water pipes. Generally, the kitchen has waterproof treatment, but there are cracks in the waterproofing at the interface of the gas pipe, or the waterproof sleeve is recessed into the ground, which cannot play the role of waterproofing, and there is water leakage.

In short, no matter what the cause of the water leakage, you should cooperate with the property to find the upstairs residents to solve it.

You're in the kitchen, and there's no water on the floor.

It is likely that there was a leak in the floor drain upstairs, and it went up to the gas tank on the waterproof layer under the tiles.

You go upstairs to see if there are any seams or plasters in the drain area, and use the plugging king to smooth the drain drain and plug the hole in the gas pipe.

It should be that the underground water pipe upstairs is leaking and seeping downstairs. It was the same in our house before.

There should be a water pipe leaking somewhere, dripping there.

It is most likely caused by condensation.

Put the tube in the part in contact with the plate, and keep it warm (such as playing some Shikai nailless glue), which is mildew and waterproof.

This problem also occurs in my family, so please tell me how to solve it.

You look for a renovation company, or look for a repair appliance.