noise

[mowlston]

plumbing

[Buenchico]

That must be some sort of a record! You've been a member of AB for over 7 years and you've posted all of two words!!!

It's hardly a question but here's my attempt at an answer anyway:
http://www.practicald...ises/water-noises.php

Chris

[grasscarp]

What is the question?

[sandyRoe]

Speech is silver, silence is golden.
Noisy pipes, perhaps?

[RATTER15]

I think we may need to wait another 7 years for a response lol

[Maydup]

Air lock

[annadomino]

You have noisy plumbing, HTH

[Captin Kirk]

upset tummy?

[Fibonacci]

Danny Boy?
or Londonderry Air ?

Oh [Mowlston], the pipes, the pipes are calling ....

[wildwood]

Indeed!

[raingirl]

water

[buildersmate]

Tradespeople like their radio.
Just ask them to turn Radio 2 down a bit, if it bothers you.

[rccatnap]

Yes mowlston, you have a catchy turn of phrase it seems, not fettered by such inhibitions, such as verbosity. judging by the replies so far.
Noise from plumbing can come from having an air-lock somewhere.
In which case all the radiators need bleeding.
It can also come from a faulty pump. Replace.
Check that the maximum temp setting is not too high; you don't want water boiling anywhere.
Heating will expand the pipes and if resting on wooden beams etcetera, can cause a noisy rubbing sound. I cured that in my old house by having insulation on all the pipes throughout.
The pressure valve on the system may need adjusting. Get a plumber in.
Which is probably what you should have done in the first place.
Unless of course you're just winding everyone up! LOL.
See first answer!

[Zacs-Master]

Wind?

[boxtops]

Do your pipes clank when your washing machine switches on and off? Mine do!