Originally Posted By: berby
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Originally Posted By: troberts1
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It looks like hard water build up from a water leak? The picture is hard to see. did you run the water above the drain, and was it leaking?
Originally Posted By: berby
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Originally Posted By: jhagarty
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Calcification from prior water leakage.
May not be leaking now, but......
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Originally Posted By: dvalley
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waste pipe leaks do self-seal themselves over time. They were leaking at one time and there are no signs of repair.
A plumber needs to evaluate and estimate costs of repair.
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