Cause of damp toilet floor

[flosswoss]

And no, before anyone says it, it isn't wee! The loo isn't leaking cos I've had a good old feel around the back of it. The biggest damp patch is at the right side of the loo coming from the skirting board, with smaller patches tracking along the joints between floorboards at the front near the toilet. Neither patch seems to come directly from the toilet. Not a good description I know but can anyone help. Could condensation do this - it's a separate loo with no heating. Ta.

 

[seco services]

does the water supply pipe to the cistern run under the floorboard in that area?

 

[superdupergasman]

get out your digital camera and wee all can have a look!

 

[sheslookinhot]

Doubt it could be condensation. A leaky pipe could be the reason.

 

[Softus]

I reckon it's wee.

 

[Softus]

I still reckon it's wee.

 

[sooey]

I still reckon it's wee.

So do I, does that mean it's wee wee?

 

[twgas]

I still reckon it's wee.

So do I, does that mean it's wee wee?

Oui

 

[JohnD]

It might be helpful to put some clean paper on the floor and inspect it frequently.

this should show up the position of any drips or splashes before they spread into general dampness.

how many male users of this WC are there?

Could the roof be leaking?

Is the outside surface of the cistern damp with condensation, e.g in the morining when the day is starting to warm up?

How about some photos?

 

[seco services]

please don't take it to heart.


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