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And then the waterbed burst it's dams

tor - Wed, 05/07/2008 - 19:36

I walked through the library on Sunday when I spotted drops of water coming out of the roof.....never a good thing.

In the end it turned out that one of the welded seams in the waterbed had failed (as can be seen in the pic - click for a larger image), and there was a tear in the lining as well.

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