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Dripping toilet
Hi all.
This sounds a weird one to me. In the bathroom of my daughter's flat there is a toilet, sink, and bath. The bath has mixer taps and a flexible hose to a shower head. Cold water is mains fed. Hot water is from a water tank at mains pressure. Everything works, but... When you turn the shower head on, after several seconds water starts dripping/running into the toilet bowl. I've only tested this briefly using the cold water to the shower head. Running the sink or bath taps does not cause this to happen. What's the cause? The toilet cistern is ceramic with a dual push button thing on the top. If I try to lift the cistern lid, I am stopped by the mechanism attached to these buttons. How do I remove the lid? Ta. |
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