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Household Hints & Help

Curmudgeoness

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1. I will not be able to help you, but

Reply to CTyankee (Original post)

Mon Sep 30, 2013, 07:48 PM

Sep 2013

if you put just hot water on, is it running as fast as it did in the past, or is it more of a drizzle than before. When I had a new hot water heater put in, something got into the pipe to my kitchen and the pressure was reduced.

If I were you, I would cross post this into DIY---those people are awesome. So much knowledge there.

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Hot water issue. Please advise! [View all] CTyankee Sep 2013 OP

I will not be able to help you, but Curmudgeoness Sep 2013 #1

I think I know the problem. It was gone this morning when I went to shower but I recall that CTyankee Oct 2013 #2

Well, that was an easy fix. Curmudgeoness Oct 2013 #3

With the help of my husband's buddy, who is a retired plumber...he told me that a drip CTyankee Oct 2013 #4

I have done that. Last week I didn't have any hot water RebelOne Oct 2013 #5

Actually, since I originally posted this thread the problem reoccurred and it was NOT from a leak. CTyankee Oct 2013 #6

Have you 'bled' the radiators recently? LauraNb Nov 2013 #7

we don't have radiator pipes. We have forced air. Oil heat (altho I've often thought of CTyankee Nov 2013 #8