Sink Flooded :( What are my next steps?

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Today I left the bathroom sink on inadvertently with the drain plug in for around 10 minutes while I did dishes. Only one of the two bath mats in the bathroom was wet (the one closest to the sink) and no water seemed to get into the floor vent, so those seem like a small positives to me...

I removed the cover to the base of the shower (which is next to the sink) and the slight dusting of sawdust was dry in there. The water was cleaned up quickly so I don't there is much if any damage to the flooring. I tried to get a look in the hole under the sink that the pipes go into and can see there's about a 1/4" of water in there. I don't know how far that area extends. Under the trailer I can see drips coming from where the sewage pipe exits the underbelly and are coming from the foam that surrounds that pipe. I have read on here that the next thing to do would be to make an access hole in the underbelly (chloroplast I believe) to release water. I'm just very hesitant to start poking holes under there for fear of hitting something electrical or otherwise important.

Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas for this?

[pappy437]

You need to drop one side of the chloroplast down far enough to let the water out and let it dry out. A fan to stir the air would help. You don't want all that moisture left it there.

[chuckster57]

Originally Posted by pappy437

You need to drop one side of the chloroplast down far enough to let the water out and let it dry out. A fan to stir the air would help. You don't want all that moisture left it there.

I agree, just remove some of the screws or rivets holding the coroplast. If it’s rivets you can replace them with stainless steel self tapping screws and washers.

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You might get some damp rid to put in the areas where water was present to help suck some of that moisture back out.

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Thank you, I will do that!