jrseaberg
New Member
This is totally a non-important question; just curious...
When I open only the hot water side of any of my faucets, the sound of the water exiting the faucet changes when the water gets warm (it is only a matter of seconds from first turning the faucet on until water gets warm, probably 20' of 1/2" copper from heater to faucet).
If I had to describe it, it sounds like the "pitch" of the noise of running water changes.
If this is happening, and I'm not imagining it, why/what is happening?
Thanks!
Jim
When I open only the hot water side of any of my faucets, the sound of the water exiting the faucet changes when the water gets warm (it is only a matter of seconds from first turning the faucet on until water gets warm, probably 20' of 1/2" copper from heater to faucet).
If I had to describe it, it sounds like the "pitch" of the noise of running water changes.
If this is happening, and I'm not imagining it, why/what is happening?
Thanks!
Jim