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DIY & Home Improvement

quakerboy

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6. Today I learned

Reply to Viva_La_Revolution (Reply #3)

Sat Mar 31, 2012, 09:39 PM

Mar 2012

That the leak is also effecting the neighbor(condo). Great. Just what I needed. I'm broke, out of work, and now I do not have the leisure to figure it out on my own time or try and fix it myself.

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Gah. When it rains it pours. and then some. [View all] quakerboy Mar 2012 OP

It's leaking from the supply lines jeff47 Mar 2012 #1

I don't think so quakerboy Mar 2012 #2

we used to get a leak only when rain came from a certain direction Viva_La_Revolution Mar 2012 #3

Today I learned quakerboy Mar 2012 #6

You might still be able to figure it out on your own. Viva_La_Revolution Apr 2012 #9

It's also possible that the connection of the shower arm into the supply pipe mbperrin Mar 2012 #4

Probably not, but possibly something odd quakerboy Mar 2012 #7

ah ha water guards on the tub ends ! Wash. state Desk Jet Mar 2012 #5

Thats one of the next step, not sure why I didnt caulk that already. quakerboy Mar 2012 #8

The visible drain assembly Wash. state Desk Jet Apr 2012 #10