What to do:
If your home has older plumbing and you see repeated metal debris, consider having the system inspected to prevent future leaks.
4. Cleaning or Maintenance Residue
Sometimes metal balls are not plumbing-related at all. They may come from dropped items, cleaning tools, or even previous repairs that left small parts behind.
5. Moisture and Corrosion Effects
Areas under sinks are often damp. Over time, moisture can cause metal components to corrode and break into small pieces.
What to do:
Check for leaks or condensation. Keeping the area dry can help prevent further damage.
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