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Put on a dust mask and gloves and open up the basement wall ceiling (after checking out the supply lines underneath the sink). It may be a bad solder joint or other connection or a damaged or corroded pipe. It doesn't have to be a big, obvious leak to do lots of damage...a simple, slow drip is enough to do a huge amount of damage over time. Once you find it, you can decide whether to fix it yourself or call a plumber. If you do call in a pro, it will be much cheaper for you having opened the area and found the problem first.
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You're reading I have a small leak under a bathroom, from a bsmt wall even after turning off the water for 3 weeks. Is there something I can check myself?
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Thanks so much for your answer! Do you think it makes sense that there is still some water coming from the wall even after the water in the bathroom had been turned off?
One thing I didn't mention in the initial question, because of the character limit, was that I have noticed that my washing machine, stand up shower and one of my sinks have trouble draining. I especially notice this in my stand up shower because when I'm finishing up, I"m standing in about 2 inches of water. It will eventually drain, but it takes a while.
The reason I mention that is because I'm worried that my drains are backed up. But I really don't know how I would check.
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