Puddle On Floor In Middle Of Room

I experienced my first apparently paranormal phenomenon at home this week.

Puddle on floor in middle of room. Few scenes put fear into homeowners like spotting water on the basement floor for the first time and rightly so too because this can be a sign of bigger problems and must be taken seriously. My wife jo had noticed a water puddle on the kitchen floor in a corner. If the water supply is off then the only source of the water has to be someone brought it in from outside or there is some sort of hydrostatic water condition that forces the water up through. There are no water pipes in that area or anything which might have caused it and was localised more than a foot square as though it had come up through the stone tiles.

Depending on the fabric room and arrangement this look can make a space feel more casual or formal. No idea where it came from or how it got there. I just went down to the basement to look for leaks around my shower which i found and then noticed a fairly large puddle of water not there two days ago about 1 foot by 2 foot. We have found a puddle of water in the office room of our house for the past week.

How and why water comes up from the basement floor can vary so investigative work is needed before panicking. Add 1 2 4 to drapery length to get this look. This morning i wake up and i go out to the dining room and i see literally a flood of water in the middle of the floor. No leak from the ceiling no knocked over cups of water nothing.

There are no pipes above it or dra. Unless the concrete is sealed properly water can migrate through any concrete no matter what the strength rating is whether it is 2000 psi or 7000 psi. Drapes that are just a hair longer than the floor and have a casual bend are called break length. The house is over 100 years old but the office room was an addition that is newer.

Beautifully tailored looking drapes with a minimal puddle. There are no water spots in the ceiling and no evidence of water when looking in the attic above. Unless you are sitting on top of a percolating spring imho very unlikely the only real source of a puddle on the floor with no other signs is a broken leaking water pipe under the slab. We just bought the house last month so i cant say how old the addition is but i wouldn t say more than 20 30 years old.

Unexplained water puddles posted in all things spiritual. This puddle is in the middle of the concrete floor not near any walls exterior. Take the measurement from the bottom of the drapery rings to the floor and add 1 3 to create this look. Minimal puddle drapes puddle or gather slightly on the floor.

Not near any doors windows or anything just partially under the dining room table. This look adds softness to a room for a more cozy feel.