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Old 01-29-2007, 08:13 PM   #1
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I have a bathtub with the supply on the exterior rock wall. The condensate line for the AC runs under the tub to the AC unit located outside the Bathroom. In the past, I have had to unclog the condensate tube in the summer. Now the line is clear and there is water on the floor when they use the tub, and still a little when they don't. I removed the baseboard near the tub and it was wet.

I need to replace the Porc on Steel tub with a similar one, and repair the plumbing in the wall. I would like to remove only the supply side of the tiled shower; am I dreaming? I also tiled the bathroom floor, so there is a 3/8" edge at the tub.

Advise, please.

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Old 01-30-2007, 08:02 AM   #2
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Time to wake up. It will take more the one side of removal to get that tub out, is there a reason to replace the tub, can you not just find and fix this leak?

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The tub is shot; our water is very hard. I was hoping to only tile the one wall, since all of the tile is fine, but I guess not.
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