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Originally posted by Carrie@Nov 24 2003, 07:31 PM
Peaches are you sure it's not a pipe that is spraying onto the wood and then finding its way through? Even a very fine mist spray from a teeny tiny leak in the pipe can cause lots of rotting.
We just redid our tub walls and faucets/handles a few months ago. God what a pain.
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I don't think so. I'll try to describe where it is:
When you look into the bathroom (all my bathrooms are VERY small, BTW - the joys of living in a vacation cabin. :P ), there's a corner stall shower on the back left. The "leak" is on the far left of the stall if you're looking at the stall from the outside. AFAIK, the pipes wouldn't be running that far away from the main water supply and/or egress (the drain). I've replaced many of the sliding tub doors because they leaked, and that's basically what the entire shower stall is.
The main problem is that I have hardwood floors in EVERY room except in the basement. This includes the bathrooms, so it's rotten out a nice piece of wood I'm going to have to replace. :angry:
11-24-2003
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