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The fridge makes ice, but that feature wasn't on at the time...there's nothing else that comes to mind, but I like where your head is at... I did just install two new toilets a couple months ago...one of which is in the bathroom where the leak happened, but I shut the local water supply to that toilet and it didn't affect the leak so I moved on...

Was one of the first things the plumber ruled out

My "friends" are idiots....believe it or not, i'm the smart one

I should have been clearer, the warm floor was an initial sign along with the water in the bathroom, but it went away after the warm water was shut off...I assumed the warm water was the only issue until I saw the meter was still running, hence water was still leaking, then I turned off the water entirely and the meter stopped....then came calls to the plumbers

Why would it be easier to detect in a two story? The water is isolated to the downstairs bathroom which shares a wall will the laundry room that had the suddenly warm floors I spoke about...that was the wall the plumber wanted to open up. Which makes sense, he made more sense than the other two guys that came from his company, but I felt like it wouldn't hurt to talk to more people first...water being shut off for another day isn't that big a deal...

y'know it wasn't until you said something that I realized I could have dodged this headache had I been renting....renting is crazy underrated...

good to know that's an option...I'll keep that in mind, thanks

I usually do all the work on my bikes and to a lesser extent my car....I don't consider myself handy, but you can learn a lot online...everything i've been looking up concerning this plumbing leak issue makes me think I shouldn't attempt anything on my own outside of turning off the water....plumbing seems dicey, as far as DIY goes....

Was a weird situation...the company I called sent a guy over to do an assessment and he did nothing but listen to what I told him concerning the leak and started talking about insurance and deductibles....then he left as a second guy arrived, the actual plumber, to tell me that he wanted to tear out a wall wear he thinks the leak might be and if it's there he'll fix it and only charge me for the repair, but if it's not there, he'll charge me for checking/tearing out my wall....then he said a third guy would come with a leak detection device to try and figure out where the leak might me... so i'm not exactly confident in what has happened so far....I'm gonna call another place to get a second opinion...

I turned off the hot water and the meter was still running, so I turned it all off....

Your tweets are your death note...except instead of killing people you inconvenience them...

This is what I ended up doing.

motherfucker, when the shit hit the fan, I legit thought you cursed me...

I'm considering that...

@Rogue߷Alphonse

I think I have a hot water leak. There was a water leak in my bathroom, coming form the baseboard, not the toilet. Also, my laundry room floor is very warm. I turned off the hot water valve on the water heater to stop the leak. Is this right? Internets said so... Plumber's coming tomorrow

"Damn it, Dom, she locked it in her desk drawer. We'll never get it now." "I got an idea. Tie this tow cable to her drawer."

y'know what, I thought something was missing...poor guy just forgot the fire...

really, cause you said that you almost passed out...I've broken bones and never even came close to passing out...this seems serious and not something you should tough your way through

days! No, that seems much...I was talking minutes...I could never take that pain for several days I'd schedule the doctor's appointment now if you've been feeling it all day

So it's a very sharp stabby pain when you inhale? Had that and was worried, but it went away and I did nothing...