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Confirmed glossy laminate. (see the reflection of the light)

yup. off-white glossy.

i realized this color is super low maintenance. i did not realize it was dirty until i run my fingers thru it. lol

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albert....ask you a question.

in my bathroom, there is this spot (refer to pic below) that basically never drys out, even after 1 days of no water activity inside the bathroom. there is also extra mineral buildup (those white powdery thing) in that area.

any ideas what is the reason of this, and any thing i can do to rectify? e.g. apply silicon, extra grout...etc.

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albert....ask you a question.

in my bathroom, there is this spot (refer to pic below) that basically never drys out, even after 1 days of no water activity inside the bathroom. there is also extra mineral buildup (those white powdery thing) in that area.

any ideas what is the reason of this, and any thing i can do to rectify? e.g. apply silicon, extra grout...etc.

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That doesn't look good.

You must find out from your tiler or contractor on why that part never dry out up.

It could be pipe leaking inside the wall or in-between the floor?

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yup. off-white glossy.

i realized this color is super low maintenance. i did not realize it was dirty until i run my fingers thru it. lol

Same here, my all white glossy cabinets also low maintenance. Usually it is the dark color cabinet that are obvious when dirty/dusty.

Same here, my all white glossy cabinets also low maintenance. Usually it is the dark color cabinet that are obvious when dirty/dusty.

mine is white matt also maintenance free..... hehehe... unless my cleaning aunty did it so clean for me.

Same here, my all white glossy cabinets also low maintenance. Usually it is the dark color cabinet that are obvious when dirty/dusty.

mine too.

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That doesn't look good.

You must find out from your tiler or contractor on why that part never dry out.

It could be pipe leaking inside the wall or in-between the floor?

hmmmm....one of the standing tile on the right side is a removable one for access to the bathtub piping.

very likely that water accumulates on the other side of the "fence". is there anything i can do?

hmmmm....one of the standing tile on the right side is a removable one for access to the bathtub piping.

very likely that water accumulates on the other side of the "fence". is there anything i can do?

Really must find out what is causing the wetness at that area.

You can try complain to your contractor for the sloppy job on the bathtub piping and bathroom floor (is a valid reason to complaint).

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Really must find out what is causing the wetness at that area.

You can try complain to your contractor for the sloppy job on the bathtub piping and bathroom floor (is a valid reason to complaint).

ok....kam sia....

also forgot that whenever it rains, water leaks in from my "exhaust fan" in the bathroom. another item to rectify.

ok....kam sia....

also forgot that whenever it rains, water leaks in from my "exhaust fan" in the bathroom. another item to rectify.

actually when i saw your KDK exhaust fan on your toilet window, i already know that rain water will sip in when rain... just that most home owners will still insist to install so i better keep quiet. :yamseng:

actually when i saw your KDK exhaust fan on your toilet window, i already know that rain water will sip in when rain... just that most home owners will still insist to install so i better keep quiet. :yamseng:

hahahaha.... taichpanda, i have the same thinking as you. sometimes if we say too much, people will not be happy.

hahahaha.... taichpanda, i have the same thinking as you. sometimes if we say too much, people will not be happy.

hi 5! :yamseng:

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actually when i saw your KDK exhaust fan on your toilet window, i already know that rain water will sip in when rain... just that most home owners will still insist to install so i better keep quiet. :yamseng:

just got reply from contractor that this cannot be resolved. how come after so many donkey years no one figure out a solution to this common problem? :furious:

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