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Anonymous users2024-01-24The sewers under the ground are blocked, right? Or maybe it's just a few rains in the past two days, and the moisture returns. It turned out that when I lived in the bungalow, my room was all wet, because the terrain outside the yard had been raised after the demolition and left, and the water had come to our side.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The water storm pipes are up...
The sewer pipe of the bungalow will not rise up if it is broken...
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Most of the time it's because the water pipes that have been under your kitchen have burst. Also, if you look at the location of your home, whether it is lower than the surrounding area, if so, then you have to consider the drainage problem.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21There is also a possibility that what the weather was on that day, it may be due to the high humidity or temperature difference in the air, and the aunt who cleaned it was like this in the company two days ago.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Whether there is an underground hidden water pipe installed, the water pipe burst will also be like this.
It must be that the sewer pipe of the whole building is blocked, and then the domestic water upstairs is poured out of the sewer of your kitchen because it cannot be discharged normally in the process of draining down.
The downstairs (including the 1st to 3rd floors) is blocked in the sewer main, causing the upstairs drainage to gush out of your home. The maximum possibility of blockage is the main pipeline between the third and fourth floors.
Not your home. I can only poke it layer by layer. It is recommended that several households jointly find a professional dredge to repair it, and it should be a hard object in the pipe on the first floor of the downstairs. It doesn't get very clear, and the water fills up to your floor or higher until it overflows!
Ever-bright lanterns are installed at the gates, and the yang energy of the lights is used to expel the filth.
When all the users drain down, the amount of water is too large and cannot be discharged smoothly, so it will rise from your house. If there is no water returning from the first floor, then that is to say, the blocked place is the place above the first floor and down from your house. In this case, you need to find a property to report for repair, and you can't get through it yourself.