3 Reasons Of Water Accumulation Under Cabinet.
When you open the cabinet that is under your sink only to be confronted by a pool of water that you didn't even know existed. This sink's area shouldn't be the first place that you'd expect to find water, however, it's an area where water puddles are not uncommon. It's usually a sign of an issue with your drain or other plumbing device situated in the under-sink space. Here are 3 most frequent causes of this.
Leakage In Sink Drain
Most likely the reason for water to be found beneath the sink is that your drain is leaking within it. The shifting of plumbing lines, worn-out connections, or even corrosion in pipes could cause cracks in the plumbing lines underneath your sink, causing the water flowing through your drain to slowly but slowly flow out.
One thing that can cause this is clogs that form in the sink. If a blockage develops the water is unable to flow across the pipes, meaning it remains stagnant within the plumbing lines.
If enough water flows into the drain, it can cause pressure within your plumbing, which causes additional strain on the pipes. In the process, tiny fractures or gaps can form, and tiny leaks develop which permit a small amount of water to flow through the drains to escape.
This is yet another reason that chemical clog removal products are dangerous to the well-being of your plumbing system.
Reverse Osmosis System Leaking
A lot of homes have a reverse osmosis water filtration system that is located in the kitchen. They're typically quite inexpensive and provide pure, fresh drinking water while needing minimal maintenance or care.
However, they are susceptible to wear and even the smallest of leaks can lead to water leaking into the cabinet.
The most popular locations to look for leaks in your reverse osmosis device are within the hoses and lines that connect the unit to the tap at the sink, or to the ice maker inside your fridge water system.
Leakage in Faucet Connection
The kitchen faucet must join the plumbing line within your home. And when this connection isn't secure leaks could be a possibility.
A damaged seal, a poor connection, a rusted or corroded hose, an older valve, or one of a myriad of other problems can cause anything from a steady drip, or a tiny dribble of water that leaves water inside your cabinet which could lead to mold and mildew and the damage to your cabinets.
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