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Could the pipe be leaking nonetheless? Yes. I had a pipe leak (inside) that was extremely slow. So slow, in fact, that we only noticed when the stairway door had remained shut for a week or mo...
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Michael
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2024-12-18T04:37:01Z (about 17 hours ago)
> Could the pipe be leaking nonetheless? Yes. I had a pipe leak (inside) that was extremely slow. So slow, in fact, that we only noticed when the stairway door had remained shut for a week or more. There was enough buildup finally to notice a smell.[^smell] If your leak is outdoors, you might never smell it. Regrettably, I don't have any tips for how to check. I have also seen gas leaks literally bubbling out of the asphalt on the street. A big leak can definitely do that, smells and all. Good luck! [^smell]: You may not know this (I certainly didn't), but the odorous chemical decays to another scent. Just as distinctive, but very different.