If you’ve ever wondered whether or not your shower door leaks, there’s an easy way to find out. No water meter is necessary! Just follow these instructions on how to check for water leaks around your shower door at home. If you don’t have any silicone sealant or caulking on hand, you can purchase them at any hardware store and get to work right away!

If you have a shower door, pour water around the door frame


If water seeps out around the door frame, then you have a leak. Look at your shower hose holder and if there is a gap, water will drip through it. If the shower door is joined to the wall or floor with duschslang mora, look for gaps there too.

Wait at least 5 minutes to see if water seeps out

-First, check to make sure the shower is turned off. 

-Then, use a shower hose or bucket and pour water around the door frame. 

-Wait at least five minutes to see if water seeps out. 

-If it does, you'll need to remove the old caulking from around your door and re-caulk with silicone caulk. 

-If your shower door is joined to the wall or floor with caulking, look for gaps there too.

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Look for gaps between the rubber door sweep or gaskets


Check the rubber door sweep or gaskets for any gaps. If you have handdusch med avstängning around the shower door, check it too. A gap will show up as water seeping out from under the door, and that's a sign that your shower head is leaking. You can figure out where the leak is coming from by looking at where the water is being pushed out from under the door or where there is a puddle on your bathroom floor.

If the shower door is joined to the wall or floor with caulking, look for gaps there too


Checking your shower door seals can be a quick fix and save you money on water bills. If you have a shower door, pour water around the door frame. Wait at least five minutes to see if the water seeps out. Look for gaps between the rubber door sweep or gaskets if your door has them. And if the shower door is joined to the wall or floor with caulking, look for gaps there too. A long shower hose will help you get into those hard-to-reach spots!