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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's better not to do that. If you have to go from there, it is recommended that the landlord replace all those pipes with Nippon pipes. And the seal has to be perfect. It is best to supervise the construction when you are personally on site.
This is not an auspicious issue, and it must be avoided from a design code point of view.
It's good to put the ceiling out, you can't see the sewer pipes, and the kitchen interior is arranged at will - it's easy to use!
There are generally three reasons for the leakage of the kitchen wall, one is that the external wall may be watery and leaking, which is more troublesome. The second is that the upstairs bathroom floor is not waterproof, resulting in leakage along the wall, and the third is that the upstairs drainage pipe or wall water pipe is ruptured, resulting in dew.
The fundamental treatment method is that the septic tank should be cleaned, and this issue should be raised with the relevant departments. >>>More
OK. It is best to go to their own sewer independently, so as not to have a long time in the future, the kitchen has a toilet smell, and it will be very troublesome to change it.