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Date Posted: Saturday, February 17, 10:12:56 GMT-4
Author: Derek shakespeare (Inshock)
Subject: Re: Polterguiests
In reply to: CHAR AND SPEN 's message, "Re: Polterguiests" on Saturday, January 27, 05:53:24 GMT-4

This same thing has happened twice on my kitchen floor.I cannot explain how or why two puddles of water appeared at different times on my floor i checked the possibility of leaking pipes or water being spilt on the floor or condensation. Nobody was in the kitchen at either time when these puddles appeared also when we had building work done i saw the builders working on the construction of the kitchen floor it was dug down about four feet stones and shale was compacted then a layer of concrete about two feet thick was lain down on top of this was put a seal to stop any damp or water getting thought.So i still cannot explain how two round puddles of water appeared on my kitchen tiles at different times and different positions with nobody in the kitchen at the time.

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  • Re: Polterguiests -- ST (Happy), Wednesday, November 14, 08:14:28 GMT-4
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