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The missus had mentioned that something we do upstairs at work makes the
pipework downstairs clunk, it clunks semi-regularly when there's nothing being used. We've only a loo and a sink plumbed in upstairs so I had assumed it was when the loo stopped flushing. But I was at her desk the other day, shop shut, heating off, nobody upstairs and the pipework let out a decent clunk. Short of a better idea I wonder if it might be something external. Is that possible? Because if not I need to investigate whether something is plumbed into our supply that shouldn't be, we are on a water meter. |
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