There is a pipe that has hot water continually drizzling out of it coming out of a vent in the back of the house, in
the general area of the water heater. How can I stop that? Also, the refrigerator has been leaking from it's left side for months now. BTW, there is no ice maker and the cut off valve to the water is dry.
Is the the current bill after the drip has gone away? I would suggest that you read your water meter before you go to work in morning. Then when you return check to see if any of the numbers or dials have moved at all. If they had, you have a leak after the water meter. Something is running ...»
You can also do this over night by checking the meter before you go to bed then before any water is run in AM check it again. You do not have to read the dial, but just remember the location of the hands on them. Perhaps take a photo with cell phone if yours does this and then compare later on.
If nothing has changed, then either your invoice for water is wrong or it is based on average use over a period of time. And that your heater was leaking for quite a while this may be an adjustment for that use during that period. If that is the case, over time they will credit you for the lower amount average you will begin to be paying now that is is fixed.
If there was an adjustment because of the extra usage. Now that you got the leak resolved, it should go down over time as the use averages out once again.
And I have gardenias rooting in water, is there any way to keep them alive through the winter?
If its just for a heating system such as oil or gas, your normal service personal can check this out for you.
As far as getting a deal, as they say in NYC Forget about it. The guys that offer cheap chimney sweeping oftentimes finds all sorts of reasons to charge you extra on the call. I really have ...»
As far as the flowers, I suggest you re-post this question as many of the gardener types will not read something in the mechanical area of the site.
In any case the moisture amount or in your case the amount of dripping is related to the amount of the moisture in the air, Now that were getting into the winter months the air is dryer and the moisture that should be collecting in the pan is drying up faster then it leaks out. This would explain the lower amounts of moisture your seeing. As soon as it gets warm out and humidity returns so will the greater amounts of water that will leak out from under it.
So check the pan, my guess it shifted and is allowing water to leak out of it.
Have a safe and great holiday!