near toilet floor constantly wet

mattmia2

is this standing water and a water line at the surface of that water on that pipe?

azward

https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/comment/1894207#Comment_1894207

Likely light effects.

I need to take a closer look.

psb75

Any answer to picture of "screw in pipe"?

azward

https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/comment/1894219#Comment_1894219

Need to take a closer look.

Could be due to the perspective. It's not easy to drive a screw into a round tubing surface. If the screw did nail into the tubing, the leak should be much faster.

PC7060

https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/comment/1894223#Comment_1894223

I’ve seen plenty of screws and nails in pipes with only minor leaking after a period of time due to the iron corrosion closing the hole

mattmia2

the sharp point if the screw makes it pretty easy to bite in to the pipe. looks like they were going for the steel stud next to it.