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Anonymous users2024-01-24You can use Jinshida multi-functional soft glue, which has strong viscosity, seals waterproof and plugs leaks, and has more moisture in the bathroom, so it is better to use a glue with better waterproofness. Apply glue, and when the glue dries, it can stick, but the drying time will be longer. You can learn about Jinshida rubber on Jingdong and Taobao, I hope it can help you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Buy or borrow an extrusion gun. About ten dollars. Buy another glass glue or nail-free glue (with a pointed tip) and squeeze the glue around the perimeter of the mirror.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's better not to do it yourself, otherwise you won't be able to wash it off if you get a mirror.
The mirror facing the bathroom door is very bad, it can be installed on the north and south walls, the mirror has no effect on the bed on the partition wall, there is no need to worry about it at all.
I haven't heard anything bad about it, depending on my hobbies.
It's not a matter of how to decorate, you have to do a thorough job of waterproofing, and it's best to check if there is a water leak. If the waterproof is not good, it is useless to decorate.
In your case, it should be that the embedded water pipe inside the wall is damaged, or the internal wall of the bathroom has a wash basin, mop basin and other places where water is leaking, resulting in the wall being wet for a long time and then appearing outside. Check them one by one, repair and manage.
First, use a manometer to measure the water pressure and see if there is any leakage in the water pipe. If a water leak is ruled out. It may be a problem with hot and cold pipes, and the cost of relaying pipes is too great, so it is better to stick two pieces of porcelain at the water seepage.