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    Jul 4, 2010, 07:33 AM
    Water pipes making noise
    After we flush a toilet or turn on and off a tap, we get a loud humming sound. No matter what bathroom or tap in the house. Sometimes it does it on its own without flushing or turning on a tap.

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