Hi there!

I'm not sure if this is the correct avenue to ask. But is there a way to determine where/which pipe is the water leaking from? I have a water pump at home that won't stop running, and I understand usually due to some leak somewhere. I've inspected all toilet/pipes that is connected to the tangki water/pump and couldn't find any possible leaks. Don't see any new water marks around etc. Any ideas?

Not sure is the correct to ask this.
I am staying in condominium and i have a pipe stuck required to fix the pipe from below unit but my neighbour do not allow me to fix it and my management cannot do anything.
Is there anyway i could get some assistant to get this done?
It been like this for 1 month , i am unable to use my kitchen.

isolate all by turning off the stopcock located in each bathroom and turning on one by one. that would narrow down the problem location. most pipes are hidden in wall and I doubt you can inspect those. usually can rule out kitchen and outdoor taps as those are direct. Unless your house piping system is designed to run on tangki as well then it is a bit hard to isolate

get a plumber. blocked pipe is usually easy to fix especially your problem is pipe going down and not from neighbours above. have you tried sodium bicarb n vinegar, plunger fix yet? Usually lard and food particles

Hi. Any recommended plumber to do this job in Putra Heights?

Is a new house. Seem like got those epoxy glue use to seal the leaking.

still under defect liability warranty period? get developer to fix. if not still need a plumber. if it is not leaking into your unit i dont think it is a problem. funny the unit below dont allow it to be fixed

Removing a clogged discharged pipe at below unit is a messy, smelly and dirty job. Seldom do owners agreed and especially those who spend some money for a nice kitchen.

You need to do this on your side ...

https://youtu.be/zw9p4KWlUwk

Other methods seldom work if you have tried and if is a bad clog.

This post has been edited by mini orchard: Aug 11 2020, 09:53 AM

How to rectify water leaking issue on balcony which its flooring already installed tiles.

The water from balcony (from rain) leaked onto bottom floor which is the parking. The water leaked kena the car and it's nightmare to clean it as the stain very hard to remove.

Any sifu can give some ideas?

Are you a DIY person ?

Not really a DIY person but if the task is manageable i probably can do it.

Any idea?

Cheap method b4 calling the expert ...

Checked for any cracked tiles and lossen cement joins.

For cracked tiles use Penten coating. Use a brush to to cover the crack.

http://www.pentens.com/product.php?l=&p=4&lang=en


For the lossen cement joins, remove and use silicon to fill the gap.

I see, previously got ppl advice me to brush all the joint using waterproof coating as the tiles itself has no crack.

But still the leaking happened.

And ur suggestion are using silicon to fill it? Can point to me which kind of silicon to do it?

Thanks!

Waterproof coating are for fine cracks and not for joins.

Buy those multipurpose type will do. You can find those at any hardware shops. Buy those "clear' type.

Alright thanks!

Edit- how foolish of me thinking silicone unable to withstand heat and rain.






This post has been edited by dman: Aug 11 2020, 12:06 PM

I've fix the WC issue but I am not sure how to know if it was fixed, when i touch the corner of the store room wall, it smells kinda musty, by the way that bathroom was rarely use.

When you can smell musty, it means it's building up molds and it's very bad for your health.
Get it fixed ASAP!

Hi
I got leaking at vertical wall
Inner wall is inside house
Outside wall is open area
Got a small horizontal crack at outside wall
Is that the reason water come in ?

Also can i use epoxy paint to cover it up ?
Can we put normal paint on top of epoxy paint ?
If cannot, what other way to hide that epoxy (eg. Put 1 thin layer cement on epoxy then sealer then paint ?)

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This post has been edited by sitescope: Sep 5 2020, 10:28 PM

2nd question
Any similar product like croc crete ?
https://youtu.be/tUNiOsGAcPs

My pipe is clog with few cement fall from small renovations
I've tried vinegar n soda but failed

hi I got question here.. not sure if this is the correct place

One of my pipe, it was fitted with this kind of pvc plug (square), & it a bit far inside wall... any idea how to open it? Due to its beyond the tile wall, I cannot use adjustable spanner.... It seem overly tight..

is there any T wrench for this size?



This post has been edited by Ulysses: Sep 6 2020, 12:17 AM