pluming

by **nickyj** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 10:33 am

air in pipes so noisy when the toilet is flushed, haw do i get traped air out of the pipes?

by **johnb** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 4:38 pm

hi nickyj is your toilet supply on the mains or roof fed ...on the mains there is not much chance of air entrapment the roof is different ! does this happen to bath / basin best john

by **nickyj** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 9:14 pm

[quote="johnb"]hi nickyj is your toilet supply on the mains or roof fed ...on the mains there is not much chance of air entrapment the roof is different ! does this happen to bath / basin best john[/quote]
it is suplide by the mains . no it only happens when we flush the toilet both upsters and downsters. The loo upsters started after a leak under the sink in the kitchen.

by **johnb** » Wed Jul 25, 2007 1:01 pm

hi nicky im certain its not air more likely too high pressure you say you had a leak under sink maybe the stopcock was turned on after repair further than was normal for your house try turning stopcock off under sink and open it just enough to stop the noise if it does stop noise then check you have sufficient supply to the rest of house, seems odd that both wcs are problematic all the best john

by **johnb** » Wed Jul 25, 2007 1:04 pm

hi nicky PS you may have dirt in both ballvalves can you remove and clean best john

by **nickyj** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 3:26 pm

[quote="johnb"]hi nicky im certain its not air more likely too high pressure you say you had a leak under sink maybe the stopcock was turned on after repair further than was normal for your house try turning stopcock off under sink and open it just enough to stop the noise if it does stop noise then check you have sufficient supply to the rest of house, seems odd that both wcs are problematic all the best john[/quote]
:D
Thankyou john the nois has stoped we have put up with it for months yours verry graitfuiy nicky :D