faucet. The most logical solution to me is that the problem is stemming from the closet walls. Out comes my trusty sledge (in my mind, a good sledge hammer is often just as effective as a good power tool.). You can see the results in the photo to the left. I thought I was on to something with all those pipes, but I have since discovered that those pipes are for the bathtub and shower...Who would have thought it. So, in case you are keeping score, right now it is: Leaky Faucet 1, Diehard DIYer - 0. Still, I have a large arsenal of power tools at my disposal and will not get discouraged from a minor setback...besides, that hole in the wall is just a fiberglass patch and a little spackle away from being good as new.

The next most logical place to look would be along the back wall of the bathroom...but again I was met with frustration and confusion...Honestly, who puts insulation between inside walls of their own house? I'm going to have to re-think my whole leak-fixing strategy. I call it quits for the day:
Leaky Faucet: 2 Diehard DIYer:0
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