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Damp spot self level

L4yercak3 · 2019-05-22 16:11:10

Hi guys.. I disconnected a washing machine and dishwasher recently and water spilled from the connecting pipes.. The floor dried a bit and then I got it self leveled.. Now.. As shown in the image below there is a damp spot around the pipes in the self level. The spot has not got any bigger but it has not gone away either..…

22-05-2019 5:11pm

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L4yercak3

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Hi guys..

I disconnected a washing machine and dishwasher recently and water spilled from the connecting pipes.. The floor dried a bit and then I got it self leveled.. Now.. As shown in the image below there is a damp spot around the pipes in the self level. The spot has not got any bigger but it has not gone away either.. Do you think I have a leak or is the water trapped in the floor now...

Any help would be great thanks.

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