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FLOOD ALERT..............................in my lou

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Bev

Bev Report 2 Dec 2004 08:56

was awoken by the sound of running water this am. Radiator in bedroom has sprung a leak and it is now raining in our lounge, dogs are somewhat perplexed by this, hubby is running around like a blue a**ed wotsit trying to find Allen keys (what Alan's keys has to do with it i don't know) 2 hours later the plumber is on his way but we still have niagara falls in the lounge is it too early to start drinking do you think????????? Bev in a rather wet Bridgy

Sandra

Sandra Report 2 Dec 2004 09:00

You poor thing, switch off the mains and drain your tank, it should help stop the water. Also if its coming through a ceiling puncture a small hole to let the water out, it'll stop it collapsing. Good luck thinking of you sandra

 Valice in

Valice in Report 2 Dec 2004 21:57

Must be a day for it, we had one late last night in the cloakroom, had to turn the water off. Rang a plumber just before 8 this morning, and he came 10 minutes later

Gwyn in Kent

Gwyn in Kent Report 3 Dec 2004 07:31

Hope you got sorted Bev. We had this happen some years back. Insurers sent in a team to suck up water and they left industrial driers to dry the place out. Hope you have put in a claim. When they came to assess, they said they don't bother to dry out foam back carpet so they replaced it. A little water goes a long long way and lots can go further!

Chris Ho :)

Chris Ho :) Report 3 Dec 2004 07:37

Sympathising there Bev, had water thtough the bedroom ceiling twice this year, and again from the tank in the airing cupboard a fortnight ago, hopefully we'll be leak-free now! :)