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A tenant emailed her landlord to report that the kitchen tap had been dripping steadily for two days and seemed to be getting worse. She mentioned that a small puddle had started to —collectcorrectconnectconvert under the sink, and she was worried it might damage the cabinet floor. The landlord replied that he would send a plumber to —replacerelocatereleaserelieve the washer inside the tap, which is the most common cause of a slow drip. He asked the tenant to place a bucket underneath the leak —untilsinceduringdespite the plumber's visit to avoid further water damage. Once the repair was done, the tenant confirmed the tap was fully —sealedsettledsignedserved and no longer dripping.