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Whistle sounding faucets
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| Recently there was a main water line break on my street. The water
company had turned off the water to my house and neighbors too.
After the line was repaired,I find that when I turn on some faucets,or
flush toilets,I get whistling for a short time.
Any reason? Everything was fine before the break.
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| Ned Flanders 2005-11-08, 5:21 pm |
| could be an increased pressure/flow rate being louder than normal.
water should be kept to around 4 feet per second, the main being fixed could
now deliver higher pressure which could increase your flow rates.
"Herb" <herb777@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> Recently there was a main water line break on my street. The water
> company had turned off the water to my house and neighbors too.
> After the line was repaired,I find that when I turn on some faucets,or
> flush toilets,I get whistling for a short time.
> Any reason? Everything was fine before the break.
>
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