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Old 08-21-2007, 06:23 PM   #1
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I have a lot of air in my water lines, what causes this?

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Old 08-21-2007, 06:42 PM   #2
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Or you on a well?

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no, town water.
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Is the town screwing with the lines (repairing, adding, flushing hyrdrents, etc)? If not, then you better start looking for a leak somewhere. How's the hot water heater? Water meter? Outside spigots?

Check as much of the system as you can find before you get a surprise some Sunday Morning.
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It would be a strange leak to be letting air in. I'd ask the neighbors if they're having similar problems or call the water district and ask if they're doing work on the lines.
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It would be a strange leak to be letting air in. I'd ask the neighbors if they're having similar problems or call the water district and ask if they're doing work on the lines.

I had a leak three years ago that was doing just that. I'll post some pictures when I get home of the crusty buildup from calcium. It was leaking verrrrryyyyy sloooowwwwllllyy, but when the kitchen faucet was opened, it provided enough suction to let in some air. Not a ton....it wasn't spitting and popping like it was drained or anything...but a little gurgling and bubbles in the stream.

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