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Water Reducing In Toilet
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For some reason or other the water in our upstairs toilet is slightly reducing below the normal level. This, in itself is not a problem as it flushes fine, but it leaves a fairly noticeable lime scale ring round the bowl. But as the ring is above the waterline, none of the usual cleaners can reach above the water.
Any thoughts??
Any thoughts??
Answers
The water level is set by the geometry of the U bend. The water is being syphoned out, either because there's a partial blockage further down the soil pipe or you've got strong winds blowing over the top of the vent. Check the nearest manhole cover and get help if it's full. The limescale was there already but disguised by the water. Washing soda and a scrubbing...
19:34 Mon 03rd Mar 2014
The water level is set by the geometry of the U bend. The water is being syphoned out, either because there's a partial blockage further down the soil pipe or you've got strong winds blowing over the top of the vent. Check the nearest manhole cover and get help if it's full.
The limescale was there already but disguised by the water. Washing soda and a scrubbing brush will shift it.
The limescale was there already but disguised by the water. Washing soda and a scrubbing brush will shift it.
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