How to Handle a Small Shower Leak?

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Asked By CuriousMoose83 On

Hey everyone, I recently had a small leak when I was cleaning my second-floor shower. The door was left open, and a good bit of water spilled out, dripping through a light fixture to the room below. Thankfully, it wasn't a huge quantity—probably around a gallon. I had a bathroom remodel done a couple of years ago due to a different leak issue, so I think this is just a one-off situation. My question is: do I need to remove the flooring to check for damage, or will using an industrial dehumidifier for a few days do the trick? Also, do you think I should invest in a moisture sensor? Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

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Answered By HomeRepairHero99 On

If your floor is tile or vinyl, running a dehumidifier should be a good call to keep things dry and prevent any mold. No need to rip up the floor unless you notice ongoing issues. Just keep an eye on it!

CuriousMoose83 -

Thanks for the tip! It's actually LVP, but I think a dehumidifier will still work.

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