A bathroom-state check: compare the leaking-faucet claim with the actual faucet before opening the door.
Use this check when the Plumber says the bath faucet is leaking. Go to the named bathroom fixture before opening the door.
Observed clue: The visitor says the bath faucet is leaking, but the faucet is dry when checked.
Check the named fixture and exact condition; a worker model or generic plumbing problem is not enough.
Checking the kitchen sink, a different tap, or the worker's appearance does not test the plumbing claim.
If the named channel is unavailable, the evidence is incomplete. Do not substitute an unrelated sound, room, prop, or camera angle.
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See where each evidence channel fits in the door-check route.
Open systems map →Evidence guideAvoid changing angles or treating a blank feed as proof.
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