Joe Delach
New Member
I have a whistling problem in a bathroom. The sound is coming from behind the shower wall. It doesn't matter if the water is running or not. The sound comes and goes, often in the middle of the night while no water is being used in the house at all. Yesterday, I turned the bathroom sink faucet on and the sound came and then subsided when I turned the faucet off. It occurred with both the hot or the cold faucet on. One day I heard it so I started the dishwasher. The whistling stopped. As you see, there doesn't appear to be any constant variable at play here.
The shower hardware is a Delta two handle system. One handle controls temp, and the other controls flow. It is 14 years old. We are on well water, with a water softener system. The whole house pressure is already kind of low, so lowering the overall pressure is not an option.
I did remove the entire shower head and rod and it had no affect.
What do you think? Thanks in advance.
The shower hardware is a Delta two handle system. One handle controls temp, and the other controls flow. It is 14 years old. We are on well water, with a water softener system. The whole house pressure is already kind of low, so lowering the overall pressure is not an option.
I did remove the entire shower head and rod and it had no affect.
What do you think? Thanks in advance.