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For questions generally relating to the unwanted permeation of water or other liquid, indoor/outdoor air, or fuel gas through a barrier designed to contain it, including identification, repair, and prevention techniques, tools and materials.
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Is the hissing sound of water the source point of the leak?
The source of the hissing was not the source of the leak. The hissing was coming from the main shut off valve telling me that there was some "water being used". This of course was the leak. … The hissing sound was not the source of the leak. …
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Is the hissing sound of water the source point of the leak?
I have a water leak (I think) but no water leak anywhere in my condo. I heard the hissing noise a week ago and still no water anywhere. … But this only makes sense if the hissing sound of water is the source point of the leak?
The leak could be the 1/2 in pipe. I'll have to bypass/cut/cap it ... a bit more work. …
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