cistern

Hi Everyone, When I moved into my house three years ago I had to immediately replace the well pump because it was constantly hitting its internal overload switch - it was ~20 years old at the time, our well driller told us that it was likely just that the pump was old and that it wasn't a...

Cannot find the answer to this precise situation so any advice would be very much appreciated, possibly more UK relevant as I'm not familiar with other countries specifics: Our toilet cistern is fitted with separate fill and flush valves (both Fluidmaster now). There is no physical connection...

I am in the process of replacing a concealed toilet cistern which up to this point has been totally inaccessible behind a plasterboard wall. I am replacing it and putting an access panel in place. Access to undo the water inlet connection to the cistern is very limited. It is not entirely...

Hi, just after the mains stopcock under my kitchen sink I have a tee, one pipe to drinkable water+washing machine and the other to the loft cisterns (talking about an open vented pumped S-plan system, standard here in UK, aka "hydronic heating system" in USA). I was wondering whether it is safe...

Hello all! Very long story, please bear with me... We bought a house in the mountains two years ago as our first home, and our water system became an issue last summer. We don't actually have a well, but water is pumped from a ranch below us to an in-ground cistern. It is buried into the side...