Re: Squealing Pipes

Posted by peter on November 04, 1999 at 14:41:23:
In response to Re: Squealing Pipes
: On an irregular basis, when a tap is used, a high pitched squealing, whining type of noise is heard throughout : the house. Sometimes it goes away when you quickly run a tap (either hot or cold) and then shut it off, : but not always. It seems to be getting worse. The only "cure" for it right now is to flush the toilet, but : this could get expensive if we have to keep flushing to stop the whining. It has progressively gotten worse : over the past two months and it happens at least once per day. There doesn't seem to be a particular : faucet that starts it off, and sometimes it just does it all by itself. : Any suggestions on where to start?? hi donna; first check if your home has a regulater . that is a device that is put on your water system before it enters your home. it may be failing. if not let me know.

Posted by peter on November 04, 1999 at 14:41:23:

In response to Re: Squealing Pipes

: On an irregular basis, when a tap is used, a high pitched squealing, whining type of noise is heard throughout
: the house. Sometimes it goes away when you quickly run a tap (either hot or cold) and then shut it off,
: but not always. It seems to be getting worse. The only "cure" for it right now is to flush the toilet, but
: this could get expensive if we have to keep flushing to stop the whining. It has progressively gotten worse
: over the past two months and it happens at least once per day. There doesn't seem to be a particular
: faucet that starts it off, and sometimes it just does it all by itself.

: Any suggestions on where to start??

hi donna; first check if your home has a regulater . that is a device that is put on your water system before it enters your home. it may be failing. if not let me know.

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