How to turn off upstairs cold water to Bath?
I realise this is a pretty dumb question, but how do I turn off the cold water supply to the bath (upstairs bathroom)? As far as I can see the tank in the loft feeds the hot water, the shower pump, and also cold water to the upstairs basin and bath in the bathroom and the downstairs cloakroom.
Is there a hot water tank in the bathroom?
However, no cold water in the bathroom upstairs.. No toilet sink or bath. Everywhere else is fine. I got a huge plastic attic cold tank, and upstairs hot tank in an airing cupboard. There is ner’ a dribble of cold except the power shower. What is going on? Please? Mugsy Have you jumped up into the loft to check the tank has refilled?
Where does the hot water tank in the loft go?
As far as I can see the tank in the loft feeds the hot water, the shower pump, and also cold water to the upstairs basin and bath in the bathroom and the downstairs cloakroom. (Upstairs and downstairs toilets are fed from the main along with kitchen cold water and appliances).
Why is my Kitchen water hotter than my upstairs water?
Another possible cause could be dead legs (long stretches of pipework) or issues with a blending valve if you have them. ur kitchen tap will be hotter as strait hot water feed from ur boiler
Is there hot and cold water in the upstairs bathroom?
Hi, I drained the house of water, then drained hot water tank and fitted a new immersion heater in the tank bottom. After turning all the taps back on, I have hot and cold downstairs and in the power shower upstairs. However, no cold water in the bathroom upstairs.. No toilet sink or bath. Everywhere else is fine.
However, no cold water in the bathroom upstairs.. No toilet sink or bath. Everywhere else is fine. I got a huge plastic attic cold tank, and upstairs hot tank in an airing cupboard. There is ner’ a dribble of cold except the power shower. What is going on? Please? Mugsy Have you jumped up into the loft to check the tank has refilled?
Another possible cause could be dead legs (long stretches of pipework) or issues with a blending valve if you have them. ur kitchen tap will be hotter as strait hot water feed from ur boiler
Where does the cold water come from in a home?
Water enters a home or building through one pipe from the water main. This pipe splits off at the water heater, with one pipe going to the hot-water heater and another continuing into the home to deliver cold water where it’s needed. Networks of hot- and cold-water pipes continue around the home inside the walls.
