Re: washing machine leak; damage; no catch pan
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Posted by Scott Walter on January 16, 2003 at 13:49:21:
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In response to Re: washing machine leak; damage; no catch pan
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Visit www.onsiteproducts.com. Automatic shut off valves for the laundry room. : We have our washing machine in a laundry room on the second floor of our house. The connection to the hose started leaking when we were out of town, causing a lot of water damage to the ceiling of the floor below. (about 5-10 gallons of water accum. in ceiling.) : The washing machine does not have a catch pan, although (as I've found out) this *was* code when the house was built in '94. (housing code requires catch pan, draining to exterior of house.) Would having a catch pan have prevented the damage? Does it sound like the builder and the town housing inspectors that obviously didn't enforce code should take responsibility for the damage? : Thanks! Vicki
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