We have a vibration and low humming noise going through the house. It is so bad that we can't sleep at night and can make you feel slightly sick after a long period of it. It only seems to felt inside the house and am wondering if it could be the water pipes. We have unplugged all electrical appliances and found no difference. Any ideas?
vibration and noise
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just-thinking
sounds like ET is in your loft
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traineegasman
doitall said:Ralfe Harris practicing on his didjeridu.
What part of Australia are you and I'll pop over and sort it
What`s goin` on? Do I sense a little lighthearted sense of humour creeping onto this forum
NAY! NAY! & THRICE NAY, MISSUS!!..... OOOH..AHHH... PLEASE YERSELVES..... Sorry m8 but the only suggestion I could offer would be to ask wether you have some sort of pump introducing water to your house, or a pump on your heating system, could be it`s not supported properly & may be resting against your pipework. Just a thought. Then again...Nahh.. See if Rolf`s dossing down in yer loft, HIT him with a large kitchen implement...& ask him.. CAN YA TELL WOTITISYET???? Sponsored Links
jg
Try turning your water mains off. Is it possible you share one supply with a neighbour - this used to be common? If you turn it off in the road you'll soon find out..
Slowly-filling cisterns can make low vibrating noises, that's any wc, or tank in the loft. Changing the washer cures them, though plastic ball valves are best replaced with metal ones if you have a problem one.
Try turning your water mains off. Is it possible you share one supply with a neighbour - this used to be common? If you turn it off in the road you'll soon find out..
Slowly-filling cisterns can make low vibrating noises, that's any wc, or tank in the loft. Changing the washer cures them, though plastic ball valves are best replaced with metal ones if you have a problem one.
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traineegasman
Cancel my `sense of humour` quoteChrisR said:
Has the noise always been there (i.e. since you moved in the house?) or just recently (while you were living there already for an x-time?)
Could be coming from a course outside your house, vibrating through the ground (depending on the material of the ground of course)
Could be coming from a course outside your house, vibrating through the ground (depending on the material of the ground of course)
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traineegasman
Or maybe a woodpecker in next doors tree with a blunt bill.
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