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Anonymous users2024-01-24Not necessarily, it is possible that the pipes themselves are leaking, after all, the water infiltration pathways are very complex.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Not necessarily, if the wall of the downstairs bathroom itself is not waterproofed, then after a large amount of water vapor is generated on the wall after long-term use of the shower, the water will penetrate into the outside of the wall.
Secondly, it may be rain or other water sources that accumulate on the exterior wall, which will also cause the wall to be damp.
It is still necessary to find the cause and then deal with it in a targeted manner: 1. Leakage of pipes in the wall (pressure or closed water test), 2. The wall waterproofing is not good (it will dry out after a few days of use, and it can be solved by gap treatment), 3. The ground waterproofing does not allow water to return to moisture (it does not dry for a few days after being stopped, and it has to be knocked out and restarted). 4. It may also be caused by other parts of the kitchen, such as dampness.
The water of the plugging board will leak out from the other outlet, and the cause of the leakage must be found out to block the leakage point, and only by fundamentally solving the source of the leakage can the leakage problem be completely eliminated, and a good plumber must be found to help find out the leakage point. Make sure it's either bathwater or pipes.
In my judgment, the bathroom floor is seeping water. If there are no accidents, you need to redo it.
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