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Beartracks

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6. The squishy area was right alongside where the boards also happen to abut against my tile entryway...

Reply to KY_EnviroGuy (Reply #5)

Mon Feb 17, 2025, 05:46 PM

Feb 2025

... and there was a tiny bit of seepage along that seam. So I've had a fan blowing across that edge for couple days now, hoping that the moisture can sort of "wick out" that way.

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Water leaked under laminate floor boards. What's the plan? [View all] Beartracks Feb 2025 OP

We had a similar thing happen in our family room, Silver Gaia Feb 2025 #1

You can "work backwards" when re installing the flooring Hassin Bin Sober Feb 2025 #2

I bet there's a YouTube video tackling this exact issue Bobstandard Feb 2025 #3

Its the valve assembly in the tank. It leaks a wee bit, the tank fills... Beartracks Feb 2025 #4

Lots of air movement should do it and as warm as possible. KY_EnviroGuy Feb 2025 #5

The squishy area was right alongside where the boards also happen to abut against my tile entryway... Beartracks Feb 2025 #6

Try using heat and try to get rid of that moist air you're creating. KY_EnviroGuy Feb 2025 #7