Good idea of mopping up and coming back to take a look a week later. Ideally, do this unannounced and open it up and have a sniff for smelly air. The chances are itÂ’ll smell like a piece of rotten sh*t. At least you'll know what you are dealing with then.
We had a small leak last year which went unnoticed for a week or so and it still stinks. Apparently it's the ply that holds the smell. I'm hoping this year, it will dry out properly and the smell will dissipate. Good luck, Callum McCormick http://www.m0mcx.co.uk/ t: 07976 631881 65 Glendon Way, B93 8SY "Nordhavn needed. Send money." From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of rigdence Sent: 18 April 2009 17:57 To: [email protected] Subject: [canals-list] Re: Water in cabin bilge Thanks Tony - most helpful We couldn't smell anything either in the boat or in the bilge. But the boat was opened up when we got there. As I said to Phil I beleive the water came from a leaking calorifier and teh owners paid a boatyard to fix it. However I have no confidence in the yard they chose . Regards Terry
