A few months ago I finally found
the water bottle I'd coveted for so long. A few weeks ago, I lost it, along with everything else that was in my bag. And the bag itself. And my BLACK BELT. Anyway, after searching online for days, I finally found a shop in Poland that still had one. I ordered it immediately. I have it now.
It's leaking.
The hole is *tiny*, invisible to the naked eye. I'd say it leaks about one drop of water a minute. I'm sad and angry and disappointed, but as this bottle is apparently the last of its kind that was on sale, I'd really like to fix it. Any ideas how to go about it? Note: I'm in the Netherlands, so I'm kind of hoping for a miracle cure that will be available to me here...
posted by Skyanth
on Feb 12, 2013 -
19 answers
Should we tell our landlord we're smelling wood rot after a leak he already knows about?
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posted by Mertonian
on Nov 28, 2012 -
9 answers
Sandy's dropped almost 3 inches here already. Our roof (over 22 yrs old, original, already had quotes to replace it in the past 2 weeks) decided to leak. So I'm looking for general knowledge/hints/tips on fixing things after a roof leak.
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posted by k5.user
on Oct 29, 2012 -
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My kitchen ceiling just fell in, as a result of a month-long leak that has been building over time. About 2-3 square metres of inch-thick plaster came down at once - would certainly have caused injury if not worse had we been underneath it. The owners of the flat above have repeatedly stalled in taking any action - as far as I know they have still not called a plumber. They explicitly stated on Thursday that they were getting an emergency plumber in and hoped for Saturday morning but weren't sure. This is Tuesday and we haven't heard anything. Prior to this they were repeatedly contacted by our letting agent but claimed that they'd "been having trouble with" both their mobile and landline. Are they liable for this in any way? How do I proceed? (Further details: I'm in Scotland in the UK.)
posted by Kirn
on Oct 16, 2012 -
9 answers
According to
this story in the Guardian, a BBC documentary about the London riots has been banned by a judge in England. However, the judgement also forbids revealing the judge's name, place or sitting, or more importantly, reasons for the banning. Can you help me find a leak of the judgement or any additional information, as I would like to know why it has been banned.
posted by Jehan
on Jul 17, 2012 -
7 answers
Indoor Plumbing Filter: Help me understand a valve on my hot water line and how to stop a leak.
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posted by msbutah
on Apr 14, 2012 -
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IsMyHouseGoingToFloodFilter: Will a bunch of teflon tape wrapped around a compression ring prevent my toilet shut off valve from leaking?
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posted by i love cheese
on Oct 30, 2011 -
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I have replaced the flapper, flush valve, overflow tube, spud washer, bolts, and gaskets. A big leak (spontaneous refilling every 1-2 hours) has become a small leak (2" drop in water level in 12 hours). Now what should I do to make it stop entirely?
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posted by mausburger
on Oct 17, 2011 -
18 answers
Discovered a leak last night in the closet of my apartment (yeah, the
same one I wrote about before). The carpet is damp, and there is some mold. Stopped by the management office twice today to ensure it gets taken care of ASAP, but am not feeling super-confident that anything will happen anytime soon. Can you sanity-check my intended next step, or suggest additional actions I should take?
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posted by DingoMutt
on Aug 20, 2011 -
10 answers
Our rental just suffered a serious roof leak. What should we know and do concerning the needed repairs?
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posted by Pamelayne
on Jun 5, 2010 -
10 answers
Water is leaking into the car. Mechanic says ask the glass people, the glass people can't find the leak.
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posted by contrarian
on Apr 8, 2010 -
15 answers
Small dark spot on ceiling wasn't there before. Should I be immediately concerned?
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posted by jal0021
on Mar 19, 2010 -
8 answers
My apartment leaked, mold grew on the walls, and the maintenance guy just bleached off the outer layer ... right?
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posted by SpringAquifer
on Sep 28, 2009 -
9 answers
What can I do to investigate a sudden drop in water pressure (or flow) in the second floor only of my house before I call a plumber this Monday?
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posted by maudlin
on Apr 11, 2009 -
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Following up to
this question, my tent seam seal failed to stick down some of the taped seams that were coming untaped. Is it supposed to be able to stick them down or is that irrelevant as long as the seam seal goop absorbs into the stitching etc. I just thought that since when I bought the tent some of the taped seams were stuck down properly and some were peeling up, that maybe that was responsible for the leakage.
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posted by who else
on Nov 2, 2008 -
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