Pipes Clanging sound
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high pressure and lack of pipe clips 
some how i don't think so, nothing has changed on the plumbing side and i think its called water hammer, i need to find out whats causing it.
When i open a tap and water is flowing, i go to another tap and turn it off and there is no banging sound as water is flowing constantly. Any ideas where to look for the fault??
When i open a tap and water is flowing, i go to another tap and turn it off and there is no banging sound as water is flowing constantly. Any ideas where to look for the fault??
you ask advice then don't believe what your told.
yes it is water hammer which is a shock wave caused when you turn a tap off etc.
can be caused through high pressure, unclipped pipes, loose jumper in stopcock.
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there has been a growing number of similar problems here in Glasgow.
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on inspection it was found that a large number of Spanish pipe monkeys had made it into the incoming mains and were playing inside the pipes.
contact RSPCA for humane killing devices
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