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The OP clearly needs help and your half-truths and pseudo science are not helping with any issues the OP has.
If you read the OPs post #23 you will find the reference to the common cistern - this is likely the source of the tank-feed to the bathroom
"I live in a old tenement building therefore the water tank is in the loft which none of the tenants have access to but I did hear a few years ago the tanks had flooded the top floor woman's flat and the council had to sort it out."
If you want to get your basics right then please do a little research. Water is at it's most dense when at 4 °C rather than, as with most compounds, at it's freezing point. It doesn't magically expand when it reaches 4°C, it becomes less dense (expands) as it's heated and more dense (contracts) when it cools.
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No I googled to check that I knew what I was talking about - might not be a bad idea if you were to do the same.
I'm not sure what a twaddler is (pretty sure that it's not a compliment though)
Far from alarming people I'm trying to politely ask you to stop posting inaccurate rubbish which may alarm somebody who needs help
Well I'm using my normal temperature anus for it's evolved purpose rather then talking through it. In fairness you are producing the same product though - talking sh!t
Would those ice cubes be less dense than liquid water at 4°C?
Anyway, life's too short to spend it dealing with ill-informed, inaccurate and insulting individuals (and I'm guessing that other forum users are getting bored with this) so I'm out
He hasn't got a common cistern, what the hell I have never heard of such rubbish.
If you read the OPs post #23 you will find the reference to the common cistern - this is likely the source of the tank-feed to the bathroom
"I live in a old tenement building therefore the water tank is in the loft which none of the tenants have access to but I did hear a few years ago the tanks had flooded the top floor woman's flat and the council had to sort it out."
Oh really? does it I never knew that thanks for letting me know that! Now I know water expands at ****ing 4 degrees too when cooling. (BASIC PHYSICS)
If you want to get your basics right then please do a little research. Water is at it's most dense when at 4 °C rather than, as with most compounds, at it's freezing point. It doesn't magically expand when it reaches 4°C, it becomes less dense (expands) as it's heated and more dense (contracts) when it cools.
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DID YOU GOOGLE FOR THOSE FIGURES?
No I googled to check that I knew what I was talking about - might not be a bad idea if you were to do the same.
What a twaddler and you stop alarming people
I'm not sure what a twaddler is (pretty sure that it's not a compliment though)
Far from alarming people I'm trying to politely ask you to stop posting inaccurate rubbish which may alarm somebody who needs help
I have no idea why your anus is on fire?
Well I'm using my normal temperature anus for it's evolved purpose rather then talking through it. In fairness you are producing the same product though - talking sh!t
You need any ice cubes let me know.
Would those ice cubes be less dense than liquid water at 4°C?
Anyway, life's too short to spend it dealing with ill-informed, inaccurate and insulting individuals (and I'm guessing that other forum users are getting bored with this) so I'm out
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