The rain on the roof won't splash anything.

Spread a layer of furry grass or sponge on the eaves to prevent splashing water. Put the PVC lawn in the dripping place under the eaves. The more it rains, the brighter the lawn will be. When water falls on the lawn, it won't splash, and it can also prevent slipping. Can also play a decorative role, kill two birds with one stone. Or if you want to solve the problem fundamentally and completely, you can add a sink under the eaves to let the rainwater be drained centrally through an effective downpipe.

Methods of preventing eaves from dripping and splashing

First, the eaves tiles are damaged: first find out where the eaves are leaking. If only the tiles on the eaves are damaged, just replace them with new tiles. Second, the tile is undamaged: if the tile is undamaged, but water flows out of the tile joint.

It is the cement that does not seal the gap between tiles, which causes the eaves to leak, so the workers in the eaves need to repair the gap. You can also go to the hardware store to buy a plastic water pipe and cut it in half with a tool. Then half of the plastic water pipes are fixed under the eaves with iron wires or ropes, and the water flowing out will flow along the water pipes to a fixed place, which will not be everywhere.

Sponge has strong water absorption effect and large absorption capacity, which is a good item to prevent dripping and splashing on the roof.