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Wondering if this had happened before now, one only has to look at the light bulbs!
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31 Comments on Light Fixture Pond
So did these homeowners just empty the bowl when it got full or did they let the water evaporate with the heat of the bulbs?
How many times do we say this...I've seen everything now! And then something so stupid like this comes along. This is really really stupid.
Interesting that the water was leaking right above the light fixture. I have seen water in light fixtures before but usually there are other signs of a leak.
Question is, where does the water come from?? Since water will find it's way DOWN, it could have trickled from anywhere above between floors, etc., etc. It could have come from 10 feet away.
Making it's way to the lowest level often takes water from a long way from opening to the fixture.
Gravity is a strange and perplexing force.
Oh! That is something every homeowners should look into as well.
Jay, thanks for sharing how the light buld pond can get us into trouble when left unattended.
Water molecules will find a way to let everyone know. .we are here !. .
I need attention !
I'm voting with Fred...it's a humidifier! They're lucky this song wasn't more appropriate...
Outside of the electricity part the heat from the light probably made that a really nice environment for the mold to grow.
Jay, so fess up---what did it taste like?----probably even warm wasn't it?
A petri dish or a light? My weird Science Project - this one takes the cake.
Lisa - dangerous yes! I was surprised to see this, truly I was.
Kind of fits, right Rick?
Pretty weird stuff, Tom. Water will pool where it can!
Maybe this is a frag from a meteor which was cut off of Mars, Richie. And it landed in that kitchen.
Silly me, Fred. You Florida types are surely familier with humidity! Now that I think of it, so are we here!
Athina - I don't know. The house has been vacant for a while. But water is surely there, and for some time!
Scott - what can we say? We will never see it all.
Kathy - it will make its way to the lowest point, as you know. In this kitchen, that was the light fixture!
Lenn - there's a bathroom above and to the side. After I ran that bathroom again, with the globe off the light water began to drip slowly from one of those holes in the fixture about 15 minutes later.
Ridhi - I guess. I have never seen this before!
Fernando - and apparently they like to collect into large groups!
Tim - not a bad thought! I liked that one too. Those homeowners were lucky your song wasn't part of their house experience! That song came on my favorite radio station just yesterday! One of my faves!
Marc - that and the organics in the water. This house is fed by a well.
Charlie - you know that before asking it! And I answered that back in #6!
Debb - looks like a petri dish we did in bio class in college.
That's less than a quarter of the poem at the end of "Nights of White Satin," Robert. I thought it fit!
That's a poem I memorized in college and it never left.
This is well water too, so it is full of organics and mold food.
That's disgusting! It's bad enough to find dead bugs in a light fixture like that, but water and mold? Nasty.
Since you already know what it tastes like, Chris Ann, this is just another bowl of feel good when you're sick.
Good things come in threes Wayne, like all that!
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