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Hi,
Our tub leaks into the basement when filled to the overflow which always seems to end up happening when anyone takes a bath. Kids tend to move around a lot so even if it is not filled up to the overflow it ends up being pushed in anyway. Is this something a plumber can fix? We don't have easy access behind the tub. Our kitchen cabinets are on the other side. I found one website that said that most bathtub overflows leak especially after several years from settling and the gaskets drying out. They recommended not filling the tub to the overflow which I keep telling people not to do yet it keeps happening. I would appeciate any advice on this problem. Thanks in advance, Steve |
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