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Appliance Malfunctions

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When Appliances Attack: Managing Sudden Water Damage

Common Culprits & Their Warning Signs

Most appliance failures aren't actually "sudden"—they are the result of slow-moving issues that finally reach a breaking point.

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  • Washing Machines: The most common cause is a burst supply hose. Standard rubber hoses can become brittle and crack under constant pressure.

  • Refrigerators & Ice Makers: Small, slow leaks in the plastic water line behind the fridge can go unnoticed for months, rotting the subfloor and inviting mold.

  • Dishwashers: Failed door seals or clogged drains can lead to "kitchen swamp" scenarios, damaging custom cabinetry and hardwood floors.

  • Water Heaters: An aging tank can corrode from the inside out, leading to a catastrophic "tank dump" that floods your basement or utility closet.

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