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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is better to use mildew-proof glass glue, which is clean and mildew-proof. Because the toilet base will be damp for a long time, mildew will occur, and mildew will be found to be disgusting in a year.
The brand of tonsan is not bad, and the modified silane is more reliable.
The following is for reference.
Personally, it is recommended to use white cement. >>>More
1. The sealing of all cement is very poor, the outer glass glue is just fooled, it is easy to leak again, the current situation is very troublesome, the toilet must be removed (whether it can be removed intact is a problem), the cement is cleaned, the toilet seal is installed, and finally the neutral glass glue is sealed around.
I recommend that you use Forrest ceramic tile grout. After a long time, the glass glue will turn black, yellow and moldy. It is mainly to solve the blackening, yellowing and mildew, and it is as hard as porcelain after drying, smooth and shiny, easy to clean, non-toxic and harmless. >>>More
The glass glue will feel good when it first sticks, but after a long time, as far as the downstairs is concerned, it will be easy to displace, and the toughness and waterproof performance of the glass glue will be relatively poor, you should find a waterproof and mildew-proof sealant, not glass glue.
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