Re: Constantly Humming Pipes

Posted by hj on June 29, 2002 at 22:54:06:
In response to Re: Constantly Humming Pipes
Don't you just hate it when they don't know the words and have to hum? There could be several reasons. One of the most common is a hose faucet that is not turned off and the antisiphon device makes the sound because the hose nozzle is also turned off. It could also be a pressure reducing device on the water line into the house. If it is not either of these causes then you may have to have a plumber come in and check all the faucets and toilets to see if one of them is the cause of the noise. : I need some advice. My upstairs bathroom pipes are now constantly humming a loud vibration. When I flush or turn on a faucet anywhere...it stops. Is this pressure. Please assist.

Posted by hj on June 29, 2002 at 22:54:06:

In response to Re: Constantly Humming Pipes

Don't you just hate it when they don't know the words and have to hum? There could be several reasons. One of the most common is a hose faucet that is not turned off and the antisiphon device makes the sound because the hose nozzle is also turned off. It could also be a pressure reducing device on the water line into the house. If it is not either of these causes then you may have to have a plumber come in and check all the faucets and toilets to see if one of them is the cause of the noise.
: I need some advice. My upstairs bathroom pipes are now constantly humming a loud vibration. When I flush or turn on a faucet anywhere...it stops. Is this pressure. Please assist.

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