may i know how long to flood the bathroom to check water leakage? 1 whole night or few hours will do?
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QUOTE(Jars7818 @ May 1 2012, 11:21 PM) sorry to ask a stupid question ... how do you flood ur bathroom? Noob here .. have not done it b4. just block the drain hole and leave the water tap open until flood |
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QUOTE(kelvyn @ May 2 2012, 10:36 AM) You need to be careful when doing that especially if you are having parquet flooring outside the bathroom. The water may damage the flooring... lol. of course only bathroom. if whole floor you wanna flood them how?  So, just have enough of water to test for leakage and not cause damages...   |
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QUOTE(kelvyn @ May 2 2012, 10:53 AM) If you pond the water too high in the bathroom & it happen that the water proofing is not good at the kerb between the bathroom & bedroom, the water could seep to the parquet & end of parquet... if its a new house still under warranty who cares? just file complaint to developer. Dont think new houses having parquet anymore. If you talking about 2nd houses, usually seldom ppl check waterproofing as new owner will renovate the house. |
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