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Old 06-07-2006, 21:22   #19
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Re: Whats wrong with my wall?

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Originally Posted by Millay
I would be surprised if you had lead pipes, most people i know have had them ripped out and repeaired in the last 20 years...
He says it's the mains water pipe.

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Originally Posted by homealone
next week

I would either buy a damp tester & try to track it back, yourself, or get someone in who may have one more brain cell than the previous bloke....

That 'condensation' theory sounds very dodgy - there isn't, in my opinion, such a difference in the properties of lead versus copper pipe, that would account for the amount of water you seem to be getting. You have to have some kind of pipe, fgs
The thing is, it does seem to be coming from that area, but I think it's more likely where he has joined to that pipe than the original pipe itself
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