Hi all. This is my first post so go easy on me. I've tried searching other posts for answers but nothing really seems to fit.
I have two external overflow pipes. One at low level and one higher up. i'm assuming these are related to my upstairs and downstairs toilets. A while ago the lower pipe started dripping. It turned out that the downstairs toilet was overfilling after flushing and I have since remedied this.
In the last couple of days the higher of the two overflow pipes has started dripping outside. I assumed this would be down to the upstairs toiled overflowing. Having checked though, the water level in the upstairs toilet is no where near the overflow pipe. I'm now at a loss as to where this dripping is coming from.
I have a condensing boiler on the first floor of the house and the condensing pipe rises to the loft and out into the soil stack. I'm not sure if this is causing the drip or if it could possibly be anything else?
I'm very much a diy novice so any help or advise would be much appreciated!
Steve
I have two external overflow pipes. One at low level and one higher up. i'm assuming these are related to my upstairs and downstairs toilets. A while ago the lower pipe started dripping. It turned out that the downstairs toilet was overfilling after flushing and I have since remedied this.
In the last couple of days the higher of the two overflow pipes has started dripping outside. I assumed this would be down to the upstairs toiled overflowing. Having checked though, the water level in the upstairs toilet is no where near the overflow pipe. I'm now at a loss as to where this dripping is coming from.
I have a condensing boiler on the first floor of the house and the condensing pipe rises to the loft and out into the soil stack. I'm not sure if this is causing the drip or if it could possibly be anything else?
I'm very much a diy novice so any help or advise would be much appreciated!
Steve