Water 'Hammering' issue
Need some help with a weird problem.....! Background: We're in a campground (which we've been in for the past three months) in a 2016 Winnebago TT hooked up to the 'city' water supply. We haven'...
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A "water hammer arrestor" ought to be really, really cheap. It is nothing more than a piece of capped pipe tee'd off to the side of the line in such a way as to contain a small air chamber that can absorb the shock of closing a valve in a flowing water line. For anyone needing one, buy the tee you need to install in whatever your water pipe is, an adapter to up the pipe diameter to 1 or 2 inches, a cap that size, and 2 feet of that size pipe. Should cost you less than $5 at Lowe's, HD, etc. Glue the cap on the pipe, glue on the tee, cut the line, and install with the pipe pointed up so the cap is on top. Bingo. Water hammer arrestor.
