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vibrating water pipe under drywall ceiling
I just recently noticed a vibrating water pipe under the drywall
ceiling of my partially finished basement. It vibrates when the first floor toilet is flushed and the kitchen sink turns off. The previous owner finished the basement and I assume the pipes are leaning directly against the drywall since the pipes go right along the edge of the beams in the unfinished part of the basement. Is this a problem? I don't notice any of the other pipes in the basement vibrating when water is turned off. Is there a way I can minimize the vibration without cutting open the cieling? |
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