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Anonymous users2024-01-24Water leakage and water seepage are the basic problems, if you change to a bathroom, no one will clean it for a long time, and the south wind will blow and it will smell.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23How did the water get through. Privately change the house type and find a property complaint.
Clean the drain tank frequently, ensure that there is water in the tank, and close the interface of other drainage pipe connections, which is basically fine.
It's very convenient, bury a pipe, connect to the tap water and you can use it. It's very hygienic!
I guess your house and the upstairs and downstairs bathrooms are in the same place. If the bathroom is changed to a bedroom, it will inevitably cause you to sleep in the upstairs and downstairs two floors of the toilet, and the bathroom is a damp and unclean place, which will inevitably affect the environmental health, and when the upstairs toilet and water pipe are turned on, it will definitely affect your tranquility, so it will cause harm to people's physical and mental health.
You can wrap the sewer pipe with a straw rope like a legging, and then build it with bricks to wrap the pipe so that it may be quieter. The precautions are to do a good job of waterproofing, roof and floor, and it is best not to drill holes in the roof to avoid water leakage in the future. Then there is the problem of lighting, you can open the window wider, so that if you live in it, the light will be more sufficient.
There was no problem with the toilet being converted into a storage room, it was ok.