My bathroom has a dripping sound from time to time, but it certainly doesn t leak

After the upstairs residents use the tap water, the remaining water forms water droplets, which drip into the sewer pipe, and there is no way to close the bathroom door.

It should be there when there is water upstairs, this is when the pipes are installed, there is a bend on the pipes to store water, and then the water is used in the back of the upstairs, and the water is ticking when the water flow is small.

My house is too, and my house downstairs is too, his family thought that my house leaked and came to find it, I feel that it is a little water after pouring water in the water pipe.

The amount of water in the sewer pipe is small, dripping on the sewer pipe, for example, the floor drain pipe upstairs is a straight pipe, there is no water trap, and when the water volume is small, it is the sound of dripping on the board, and it is very loud because the sound is amplified through the relatively large space of the empty pipe and the ceiling.

Give your home the top sewer pipe to do some soundproofing, it is best to do it in the riser, the simplest is to wrap some soundproof cotton, there are not used old quilts, mattresses, sponges or something, wrap thicker.

You just change the inlet valve (along with the float) in the upstairs tank. Ten dollars.

I guess the water in the tank is not absolutely off the problem. Then if the water runs along the pipe wall, there will be no sound, and there will be a sound when the hanging drops are in the air.

Simply go upstairs and try to use paper on the side of the toilet to see if the paper is wet.

It is the sound of water flowing through a bend in the shape of a sewer pipe that is not smooth, or when water flows around a bend.

The amount of water in the sewer pipe is small, and it drips on the sewer pipe. It is recommended that the pipes be wrapped with soundproof cotton.

I've answered your question once. You can take a look. It's the toilet reason.

It could be a sound from a sewer pipe.

Did the landlord finally solve this problem?

That's the sound of running water in a pipe.