My bath has one of these levers that you press to get the plunger to go down. Last year the people downstairs complained there was water through their ceiling. I went back to the bathroom company and they gave me some reason that if you jumped in the bath quickly it can cause it to go down the hole but it would work if the taps were left on accidently. ARe they telling me rubbish as it doesn't sound right to me. Does this bath sound like it has an overflow or not. I cannot see a reason for a company omitting such a vital thing.
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Has the bath got an overflow
- Thread starter Krhos123
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If it has a pop-up waste it might be leaking. They often to that as you have a link moving around as it goes through what should be a sealed joint.
Or maybe where the flexible pipe is connected to the overflow hole it is not making a tight seal.
Or maybe where the flexible pipe is connected to the overflow hole it is not making a tight seal.
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