Re: whistling shower

Posted by hj on March 20, 2004 at 08:53:31:
In response to Re: whistling shower
The shower head may be getting plugged up and the noise is the water flowing through it at a high velocity. The velocity is lowest at the point when the pump starts which is why it stops then. : While taking a shower we have a whistle which comes and goes. Our home has a electric hot water heater and our water is supplied by a well. Sometimes the whistle is very persistant and only stops temporally when the well pump kicks on. What is causing the whistle? Help..........

Posted by hj on March 20, 2004 at 08:53:31:

In response to Re: whistling shower

The shower head may be getting plugged up and the noise is the water flowing through it at a high velocity. The velocity is lowest at the point when the pump starts which is why it stops then.

: While taking a shower we have a whistle which comes and goes. Our home has a electric hot water heater and our water is supplied by a well. Sometimes the whistle is very persistant and only stops temporally when the well pump kicks on. What is causing the whistle? Help..........

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