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Old 29-05-2008, 11:42   #10
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Re: Leak
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Originally Posted by LSainsbury View Post
Evening all,

We've had a leak from dripping pipework under the sink in our kitchen.

We have no idea how long it was dripping for, but when we had the flooring people in to remove a ripple in the vinyl, they found that the floor was sopping wet.

Anyway - this was few weeks ago and the leak has been fixed and we've had a dehumidifier in the kitchen burning the worlds resources for about a week.

When the guy delivered it we asked if the flooring should be pulled up - he said no.

But I think yes as the floor is sopping wet and the dehumidifier wouldn't touch it.

A week later and the floor is still wet.

Do you think the vinyl should be pulled up in order to allow it to dry correctly?
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