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There is a small area of discolouration on the kitchen ceiling beneath where the bath is located.

I first noticed this a few weeks ago.

Can anying help?
 
Ok, 1st step would be to check visually in the bathroom for any signs of water on the floor etc, eg from behind the basin, toilet. 2nd step would be to remove the bath panel and check for wetness.
 

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