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the stain might end at the level of the
> original floor which may have been several inches
> higher than the currently exposed floor.
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> Wouldn't we expect a hard line if this were the case?

Again, it depends on when that alleged original flooring was removed and what other activity had gone on in the room during all that time. Cleaning the floor can affect the bottom few inches of the walls as well. I think it's sufficient that the trickle evaporated at different lengths down the wall with each trickle causing an uneven margin at the bottom regardless of whether there was a cover to that floor.


> Here are a few more images showing different drip
> patterns. Any idea why the drips keep changing?
> These are what I'd expect a trickle to look like
> though- in the other images the stain is the
> entire width of the opening. In these ones it
> follows the seam.
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