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Leaky shower pipe
My basement stall shower (that I barely every use) has started
dripping. I have taken the showerhead off and it is still dripping. Any suggestions on how to stop the leak? (short of ripping out the stall and/or calling a plumber). Thanks, Jon |
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Leaky shower pipe
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ups.com... My basement stall shower (that I barely every use) has started dripping. I have taken the showerhead off and it is still dripping. Any suggestions on how to stop the leak? (short of ripping out the stall and/or calling a plumber). Thanks, Jon I don't know why you thought taking the shower head off would stop the leak. It has nothing to do with turning the water off, although it may hold a bit of residual water from the most recent shower, and drip for a very short time afterward. You need to deal with the faucet(s). Is it a single handle faucet, or separate knobs for hot & cold, or what? If single handle, do you know the brand, or can you describe any little decorative emblems you see? |
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