Laundry closet
The closet can leak even when the hoses look fine.
A clogged standpipe, a missing pan, or a weeping stop can wet the same floor as a burst hose. The closet is small. The ceiling below is not.
Look at the standpipe during a drain cycle.
Water that overflows the pipe is a drain problem, not a supply problem. Write which you saw.
Pans only help if they drain somewhere safe.
A pan that dumps into the closet floor is a tray, not protection.
Stops that do not fully close are a future flood.
If they spin without shutting off, tell the manager before the next hose fails.
Questions people ask
Is a laundry leak always the occupant’s machine?
Often the machine or hoses. Sometimes the building’s standpipe. The finding should name the part.
Should I keep washing to test the overflow?
No. One documented overflow is enough.