Cold water makes a lot of noise - excessive pressure?

[omega_prime]

Hi,

I am hoping I can do something about the excessive noise that cold water creates in my parents' house. It is ex-council and about 3-4 years ago we installed a shower, and as far as we can remember, prior to that we didn't have any loud noises like this.

I have provided some diagrams (please excuse the crudeness of it) and if you do need further explanation of my poor drawings please tell.

My initial thoughts were to use a drinking tap which will be a smaller pipe in itself and have them filters fitted to make use of the effort it would take but if I could avoid drilling into the sink to put a new tap in, it would be the better option.


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[omega_prime]

Reuploaded a new version of the sound: Vocaroo | Voice message

I also had a look at the pipes going up between the kitchen and my room, doesn't seem to be very much in the way as a way of dampening.. maybe I could use the foam often used to keep heat inside the pipes as a way to reduce noise?

Clutching at straws here 🙁

Yep, pretty dusty up there, well I am not cleaning it tonight 😀

 

[Whyme]

dont know what to say really that just sounds like water running. think ur gonna have to bite the bullet and get a plumber round to have a good look. theres only so much advise we can give without physically being there. good luck pal.

 

[omega_prime]

dont know what to say really that just sounds like water running. think ur gonna have to bite the bullet and get a plumber round to have a good look. theres only so much advise we can give without physically being there. good luck pal.

True, I will sort something out. Wrapping the cold in foam (with self-seal) and then forcing it up the chamber can't do any harm though?