Small Wet Spots on Carpet in Various Parts of House

I don't mean to offend, but are you sure it's just water? Is anyone in your household prone to sleepwalking? Could it be an un-reported spill? Just trying to cover all the bases.

How old is you son? Is it possible of the two location he had an accident while sitting on the floor in those spots playing?

How much rain have you had? Is it possible that the ground water level is high because of the rain?

Do you have a sump pump? If so, has that been running.

My follks had water come into their basement through cracks in the cement whenever the ground water level came up due to rain. They had a sump pump, but the drain tile and sump pump were improperly installed to prevent that issue.

Their house was built in a low area near the bottom of a valley.

Either someone is pouring fluid on those spots or they are being wicked up from under the foundation.

Concrete will absorb moisture.

If a waterline has fractured under the foundation you could see a problem like this.

Also, AC units should have a drain pipe for the condensed water drawn out of your house's interior. Check that the AC drain line drains away from the house.

Also, check your downspouts that they also drain away from the house.

Good answer.

Taylormom816, please review that post. Just click on the link.

I live in Arizona, most of the time, and during the summer with a relative humidity that runs between 10 and 20% my ac produces 5 gallons of condensate every 24 hours.

Coming from Ark. I can imagine that your unit is producing much more water than that.

If your condensate drain line runs through your attic, as mine does, it may be leaking somewhere. You'll need to visually inspect the attic to be sure that it isn't leaking and that the water isn't following a rafter or joist until it drips down on the ceiling below.

Or, simplistically, is the ceiling wet, above the wet spot on the floor?

condensation on the piping of the A/C in high humidity will drip. Changes in humidity and/or temp will stop condensation, but the moisture and dampness from the drops will remain in a carpet

One of three:

1. Hot water line broken in slab.

2. Cold water line broken in slab.

3. Drain line from ac broken in slab.

First check line of sight where the outlets are in the house. It will be broken and seeping by way of a crack. Turn all water off and monitor the meter for awhile. If it moves it will be a water leak. If not it will be a drain from ac which is probably stopped up.

Talk to the Winchester brothers, you might having something supernatural on your hand.