Sothere was a fire alarm in my guest room that has been doing that little &battery is dying& beep. I've been ignoring it due to sheer laziness to pull out the big bulky ladder. So finally I pulled it out to change the battery, and I changed the battery and it still beepedso then I just completely unplugged it from the wall and took the battery out. And then I heard another one beep in the hall. So I took that one off and took the battery out. And then somewhere in the house another one beeped. What the heck is going on??! Will it stop??!
Unfortunately many old houses actually still have lead piping going from the water main into the house. Also most older houses have clay tile for the sewage outside of the house. There are many different fittings available to connect just about any two types of material pipes together.
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if u have galvanized pipe in your home I bet all the pipe are reduced in size within the pipe due to corrosion and reducing water pressure. replace as much as u can . your pipr is threaded together. many sections can be unscrewed and new copper or pex fitting and pipe added on. most of this is easy to do yourself
