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*sigh*...cats...*sigh*
Jul. 27th, 2013 02:09 pmOur downstairs bathroom sink had a leak Thursday evening. Some of JD's students noticed that water was leaking from the cabinet. The water supply knobs were stuck, so JD quickly put some containers to catch the water leak and told the boys to let me know about the problem as soon as I was home from taking Harper to a sleepover.
The boys forgot to tell me.
JD's class wrapped up that night and she discovered I was uninformed on the sink situation. I jumped into action and used a wrench to get the water supply turned off for the cold water. I decided to dry out the undersink area and let it air out overnight to dry out so I can better detect the leak in the morning.
After a little time of dodging drips and searching around with a flashlight, I found the leak. There was a stream of water shooting out of the plastic supply line. Hmmmmm...what could have put this pin-sized hole in this plastic tubing...hmmmmmm. Those cats, I swear.
The supply lines have now been replaced with braided metal tubing.
The boys forgot to tell me.
JD's class wrapped up that night and she discovered I was uninformed on the sink situation. I jumped into action and used a wrench to get the water supply turned off for the cold water. I decided to dry out the undersink area and let it air out overnight to dry out so I can better detect the leak in the morning.
After a little time of dodging drips and searching around with a flashlight, I found the leak. There was a stream of water shooting out of the plastic supply line. Hmmmmm...what could have put this pin-sized hole in this plastic tubing...hmmmmmm. Those cats, I swear.
The supply lines have now been replaced with braided metal tubing.
