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    Oct 20, 2009, 08:18 PM
    pipes moan when any water is used in house
    Any time anyone uses water in the house the pipes moan really loud and recently they have been moaning randomly. The water in the upstairs shower won't come on now also. I've lived in my house for 2 years and this is something new.

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