caThar4G wrote:
SentientPotato wrote:
Could just be micro movements in the supporting studs due to the load they bear.
Or it could be the water pipes "knocking," which would make sense given it's coming from one of the bathroom walls.
What is "knocking"?
It's a sound water pipes generally made when the pipes rattle, either due to a sudden stop in the water, like when a faucet is turned off, the pipes themselves not being anchored down, or an excess in pressure. Generally, the former of the three only happens in older systems when the air in them is depleted (some amount of air is needed in those to act as a cushion due to the amount of pressure used), but rarely newer systems can have this issue if the proper "arrestors" are not installed or fail, which is unlikely.
But then this is all assuming it's a pipe issue.
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