Soakaway

[Judith]

No

['Mike']

No ==========================================

You wouldn't waste water like you are doing if you were on a meter.

Mike

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[Spider]

Hi Judith, Just looked at this thread (but not read all the responses yet), but I was wondering if the weight of the raised bed might have damaged water/sewerage pipes below. I don't know how old the raised bed is, or if it's made of brick or timber, but if newish and built without a survey, it could be fracturing some underground plumbing. It's a long shot, but worth checking.

[Fuschia]

Dear Judith, With the very greatest of respect, how many people have to tell you that you are over-watering before you accept what they say?

Soakaways are generally constructed to remove rainfall from areas where it gathers. I have *never* heard of soakaways being installed to remove excess garden watering, simply because that is never a requirement.

PLEASE listen to what everyone is telling you and stop wasting water.

['Mike']

Dear Judith, With the very greatest of respect, how many people have to tell you that you are over-watering before you accept what they say?

Soakaways are generally constructed to remove rainfall from areas where it gathers. I have *never* heard of soakaways being installed to remove excess garden watering, simply because that is never a requirement.

PLEASE listen to what everyone is telling you and stop wasting water. ===========================================

Fuschia it's a wind up can't you see it?

Mike (Shouldn't have pointed that out should I?) .................................................

[harryagain]

Could be a leak in the supply pipe.