Im at the end of my teather now. what could cause my overflow to drip
> cnstantly, dont say the toilet because i have eliminated that please help if > you can.
> Thanks Gina
Re-instating the toilet may allow you some relief, otherwise use a bucket.
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You might be able to "fix" this (for a while) by working the valve a bit - push the float down a couple of inches and let it go so that it comes up with a "bump". It may be worth tying up the float arm with a bit of string, running off some water so that the tank mostly empties, and then untying the float - wiggle it up and down as the tank fills, so that the water coming in goes stop/go/stop/go a few times - a bit of "stuff" may have got stuck in the valve, that sometimes happens.
Don't put a lot of strain on the pipework, though!
J.B.
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