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Why would hotwater tap in upstairs bathroom not flow at all when other taps in the house are fine?
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∙ 8y ago
I would hope you have your problem solved by now but the first place I would check is for a valve under the sink that is turned off. Overflowing should be a separate problem and you would check the trap under the sink.
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