Ask Experts Questions for FREE Help !
Ask
    mikeandmeganbonach's Avatar
    mikeandmeganbonach Posts: 1, Reputation: 1
    New Member
    		  
    #1

    Mar 9, 2008, 02:01 PM
    Laundry room
    OK so having my base meant done they un hooked things mostly to where the water goes. Soooo I was wondering can I cap and do my laundery and everything else or let it be for the time being or what. The bathroom and laundry room are being hooked together. And it is leaking from the sink. And I am worried that if I cap it then got about that it might flood in the basement. HELP:confused: :) :eek:
    massplumber2008's Avatar
    massplumber2008 Posts: 12,832, Reputation: 1212
    Senior Plumbing Expert
    		  
    #2

    Mar 9, 2008, 02:27 PM
    Hi Guys... Hey, I say you wait until you can talk to the people doing the work.

    I mean, did they mention anything about staying clear of pipes this weekend? I always tell my customers when I need them to stay clear.

    So, if they didn't... well shame on them. You could always try capping (what?) and then work the cycles at your washing machine by hand... you know.. fill, then drain a little, fill, and then drain some more... see what happens (friends would be nice to be near and watching the pipes)... and if something gets wet.. well... then they should have told you clearly to stay away from pipes.

    I don't know.. up to you. When are the workers coming back?
Not your question? Ask your question View similar questions
 

Question Tools Search this Question
Search this Question:

Advanced Search

Add your answer here.


Check out some similar questions!

Moving the laundry room? [ 1 Answers ]

My laundry room is in the garage. I would like to move it about about 20 feet to the back of my house on a covered porch. Is that possible to cut through the concrete and run the new water lines and drains?

Laundry Room Molding [ 3 Answers ]

I recently had a leak in my 2nd story laundry room. I getting ready to replace the base boards. Are there baseboards I can use in the room that are water proof so that in case it happens again I have a better chance of the water leaking into walls and subfloo

Moving laundry room [ 8 Answers ]

I need to move my washer/dryer to a utility room. One wall in the room backs up to a bathroom, with tub/shower/toilet. A local contractor wants an outrageous fee because I'm on a slab and he says he must bust up concrete and remove a toilet to install the washer's drain, joining it to the...

Drain in laundry room? [ 1 Answers ]

We are moving the laundry room -- do we need a drain in the laundry room? Can you install a wood floor (pergo) in a laundry room? Can tile still get ruined by water? Thanks for you help.

View more questions Search