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I have a 2 year old house with copper pipes. I have noticed that one of the outside faucets gives you a little shock, if you have a cut on your hand. I also can stick my tongue to it, and it feels sort of like when you put your tongue to a 9 volt battery (a little less). Is this normal or could it cause a problem? If a problem how can it be fixed? Everything appears to be grounded properly.
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No it is NOT normal to get a shock from your plumbing. The problem could be a faulty ground which could end up killing someone.
PLEASE READ this article I just wrote it last week. WOW timing is everythinghttp://www.masterplumbers.com/plumbing/plumbviews/shock.html
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