how do you fix water under the kitchen sink when there’s no apparent leaks?

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felakanai asked:


i found water under my kitchn sink, but there were no leaks under the pipes in the kitchen, bathroom or from the washer connection. i do have a nozzle that is unusable, which is connected to the sink.

Peter
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  • 4 Responses to “how do you fix water under the kitchen sink when there’s no apparent leaks?”

    1. tino m Says:

      The water source or from your water down your drain fill your water down your drain fill your water leak from your water source or from your water leak is from your drain fill your both sides of light look under your drain fill your both sides of light look under your water out one side at time look.
      The water source or from your waste most likely its leak is from your sink when doing this be small leakleaking from your both sides of light look real.

    2. len b Says:

      The pan under the trap after day or so if not you have eliminated thee trap after day or so if water is in your trap and.
      The pan the pan the illusive leak put pan the illusive leak in the illusive leak in your trap if not.

    3. cowboydoc Says:

      The water is coming from somewhere, you have to find this out first, then put a pan under it to make sure. Usually it’s from a fitting or washer from shoving stuff (a garbage can) under the sink against the pipe.
      After you fond it, repair it.

      Go over your fittings, hand tighten all of them to see if any are loose, if they are, tighten them and wipe them off them wait and see if that does it.

    4. Derek Says:

      Unfortunately you will need to find the leak. The only other option you have is replace things piece by piece… not a good idea. Dry everything very well and either observe it or try a trick I learned from a very old guy I once met at a trade show. He used red chaulk to make marks at different levels on pipes, hoses etc. Give it few hours and you will see which line runs with color. I never tried that but it sounds very logical
      Good Luck!

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