I guess you don't see water dripping except very little because the water was absorbed to the wall.
Water Leaking from Toilet Above, but can't find the source
Water Leaking from Toilet Above, but can't find the source
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Mar 13 2019, 10:39 AM
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I guess you don't see water dripping except very little because the water was absorbed to the wall.
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Mar 13 2019, 12:13 PM
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QUOTE(lowyat101 @ Mar 13 2019, 10:49 AM) I see, so maybe I'll do another ponding test, by sealing the drain point properly again to ensure the leak is not from there. The dripping probably just from cover. Did you check how much water from the dripping?BTW any idea on the water dripping from the drain pipe? Seems like it's from the seal at the cover of the bend, but the pipe should be empty inside right? Most likely the cover is not water tight, not screwed properly or no seal. Need to reopen and close properly. I guess it was just screwed by hand but if tight need to use tool to open like big mouth spanner. The floor concrete normally mixed with water proofing material nowadays. Last time probably just water proofing an inch layer of cement before tiling. The wall side some would just paint water proofing material several inches from floor. Probably was not done. Normally the leak at corner or joint where wall meets floor concrete. |
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Mar 13 2019, 12:16 PM
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QUOTE(saikia2046 @ Mar 13 2019, 10:54 AM) 1. Water color - Blue, red and green Normally the basin drainage end up together at the floor drainage ... so color become brown? 2. 2 buckets. Pour full bucket of blue into the toilet bowl. Pour full bucket of red into basin. Pour 2 buckets of green onto the floor (put some tape on the drain to slow down the water exit) after 2 hours, you can check again. |
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Mar 13 2019, 02:09 PM
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QUOTE(lowyat101 @ Mar 13 2019, 12:21 PM) Ya noted, will look for something to open up the cover and maybe can change the rubber seal inside if any. Why not. Simple job. My grout has become yellowish and moldy About the water leakage, I noticed that there's a small gap where the tile grout is missing/broken at the corner of the sunken floor (shower area). Can I just buy the tile grout from hardware shop and patch it up before another round of ponding test? If I were to re-grout, I'd go for silicone |
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Mar 13 2019, 05:19 PM
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QUOTE(lowyat101 @ Mar 13 2019, 03:34 PM) Ya I don't see the drain piping from the wash basin as well, maybe already hidden inside the slab or wall. Normally inside the wall and flooring itself. After the trap, no need to expose anywhere else. However, since it also has joint along the way, leak could be there.Anyway, the water from sink will flow fast through outlet. Can't detect anything unless you can plug before it merge to floor outlet. BTW, your leak now is on flooring |
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Mar 14 2019, 05:24 PM
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QUOTE(lowyat101 @ Mar 13 2019, 05:23 PM) Thanks for the info, but can you explain a bit more about the statement "your leak now is on flooring"? Since you did ponding test, the leak is nothing related to sink .... right? Do you mean there's a leak at the floor slab? I presumed must be floor related or point where wall meet the floor concrete slab. |
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