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Softus · 1 Jun 2008

goo283b said:
Seeing as I live in a flat and the water must come from some type of communial mains does the use or non use of water in my neighbours flat contribute to the change in my water pressure?

Maybe, maybe not. Knowing the answer to that won't help you to find the fault, or to fix it.

Until I get this fixed will it become worse i.e. will the water flow become more rapid?

Unlikely.

goo283b · 1 Jun 2008

Hi,
Just to say thanks for your help last night.

Softus · 1 Jun 2008

For pity's sake man, what temperature is the water in the cistern?!

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