The body quickly absorbs and metabolizes codeine narcotics. So for most standard blood or urine screens, codeine will be detectable for 1-2 days. However, codeine is detectable in hair for longer periods of time. More here on the length of time codeine stays in your system, plus how you can get addicted to codeine.
Quick Answer. There are a number of reasons why a toilet may make noise after flushing; however, a loud noise that takes more than a minute after flushing the toilet may indicate a restricted water flow or a problem with water pressure. In such a case, the pressure valve should be adjusted while the toilet is making the noise.
Why do my pipes hum after I flush the toilet? A: One of the most common causes of humming pipes after flushing a toilet is debris trapped in an inlet valve. Water carries small stones, calcium deposits and solder to the valve area which traps them, resulting in the annoying noise.