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Drippy Toilet...
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Thanks so much for the constructive advice.
I will speak with landlady again and urge her to do something about it. She deemed it non urgent, but when a towel is getting soaked every day that is quite a leak.
If not will locate a plumber.0 -
Just had what sounds like the same problem. At first I thought it was condensation on the cistern, but then it started to come through the kitchen ceiling! The plumber fixed it quickly but waited for a while to make sure it was ok, charged me £25 (no call out charge as he only lives round the corner). Worth it not to have to try to fix it myself, but if you would have a call out fee as well, maybe get the landlady involved. Point out she may have ceiling repairs too if she doesn't get a move on!0
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