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lillu22
Hi All,
I live in a flat at the top of a large victorian conversion. Above my flat is a small amount of attic space, which has a water tank in it. There are four flats in the building. My flat, the lower ground floor flat and the ground floor flat all have combi boilers and aren't using the water tank in the attic. However, I believe the flat below me still is. Whenever they seem to have a shower, I hear what can only be described as the sound a kettle makes when it has nearly reached boiling. However this sound can be heard throughout my flat. Is this sound normal? If so I am assuming I just have to live with it, as it's the sound of their boiler turning on and getting the water the water tank? Or should I not be able to hear it, even though the water tank is directly above my flat? (It could in fact just be their boiler making the sound and not the water tank at all). Excuse my ignorance, and thanks for any help in advance. I just don't want to mention anything to them, if it is normal to hear such a noise.
Thanks
Lucy
I live in a flat at the top of a large victorian conversion. Above my flat is a small amount of attic space, which has a water tank in it. There are four flats in the building. My flat, the lower ground floor flat and the ground floor flat all have combi boilers and aren't using the water tank in the attic. However, I believe the flat below me still is. Whenever they seem to have a shower, I hear what can only be described as the sound a kettle makes when it has nearly reached boiling. However this sound can be heard throughout my flat. Is this sound normal? If so I am assuming I just have to live with it, as it's the sound of their boiler turning on and getting the water the water tank? Or should I not be able to hear it, even though the water tank is directly above my flat? (It could in fact just be their boiler making the sound and not the water tank at all). Excuse my ignorance, and thanks for any help in advance. I just don't want to mention anything to them, if it is normal to hear such a noise.
Thanks
Lucy