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My downstairs bathroom sits over a utility room in the basement, and you
can see the pipes that go to and from the toilet in that room. A few months ago, I noticed water on the floor and thought I had a leak. So, I had my roommate go to the bathroom and flush. Here's what happened: Toilet flush.... everything OK Tank starts filling.... starts leaking into the utiltiy room like crazy Tank completes filling.... leaking totally stops I found it strange that the leak only occurred when the toiled tank was filling. Once it was full all leaking stopped. Since it did not leak during the flush, I assume that the water was clean. It seemed strange and didn't know how to diagnose it. Any ideas? It gets even more complicated: So, I made that bathroom off limits until I could find a plumber (which I never did), but my roommate accidentally flushed the toliet there today. Since I was downstairs, I ran to check out the leaking. Well, guess what? No more leak. Now I'm really confused, and how am I going to ask a plumber to fix a leak that no longer exists? I am asusuming that the leak stop is only temporary, either that or the plumbing gods have smiled on me. Any thoughts, ideas, or opinions are greatly appreciated! Thanks, Mike |
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