Ignore the little drop under your sink?
A small drip under your kitchen or bathroom sink might not seem like much, especially if it's coming from a drain that leaks only while the faucet is on. But if the problem is an occasional leak from a drain or a slow but steady flow from a water supply line, the end result is dampness under the sink. If the cabinet under your sink is full of cleaners, there may not be enough air circulation to completely dry the wood. Damp wood can potentially cause big problems. Here are three big reasons why you shouldn't put off fixing the plumbing under your sink until tomorrow, even if the leak seems minor. Damp wood promotes mold growth Mold spores float around your home all the time. They usually cause no damage, but when they land on damp wood they begin to thrive and multiply. You will probably notice a musty smell before you see the mold. In fact, you may never notice the mold when you look under the sink. Mold can grow under the cabinet, behind the wall, and under the floor. I...