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bobble in reply to @Howard

yeah so the flat below me power the hall light on that floor. But completely agree with what you all have said, thanks

From the flat below to the garden flat:

the reason for the overflow in October was due to interruption in the power supply to the Sani-flo which prevented drainage of the bath. This loss in power was a result of damage to the hallway lights/circuit incurred through repairs made in Bobble’s flat, which have now been corrected

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user69121 in reply to @bobble

This sounds like bollox.

Saniflo or not, how does water escape from a bath, without the tap being left on and unattended?
If the Saniflo wasn't working, they'd pull the bath plug and the water wouldn't drain, which shouldn't be a huge drama unless they tried to fix it

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NickCJ in reply to @user69121

unless they tried to fix it

You do get the sense that someone panicked when the bath wouldn't drain and pulled a hose off...
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swedeee in reply to @user69121

i agree it does sound a bit fishy but not completely beyond the realms of impossibility. the bath shouldnt just drain if the saniflo is switched off. the water should just stay in the bath...

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