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Originally Posted By: phinsperger
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lemony fresh
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Originally Posted By: wcottrell
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How much water was being pumped into the laundry room floor?
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Keeping the roof cool on those hot Florida afternoons.
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Originally Posted By: lkage
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I can’t imagine that volumne coming out the roof vent…what was happening where the washing machine hose hooks in?
I mean, it seems like it would back up before it would push that high.
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Originally Posted By: mpettitt
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This was a not so nice and very old four plex. The tenants had put up with it for quite a while. Said the landlord never gets around to fixing anything. They had jammed rags down the drain pipe to reduce spillage into the laundry closet (which was outside under a roof over carport). It seemed to be a favorite for the neighborhood kids as the water would drain off the roof like Niagra Falls. Also drainage problems inside the unit at the toilet, but not as bad. It was this photo that prompted me to figure out how to post messages and pics rather than just reading and viewing all of yours. Anyway, glad you all enjoyed it.
Originally Posted By: dvalley
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While we’re on the subject of water going up hill, here’s another washer drainage situation. The pipe that is penetrating the cabinet on the right, is the drainage pipe from a washer. Go figure…
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Originally Posted By: rcooke
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Wow! great pictures . See something new every day .
Thanks Roy Cooke sr
Originally Posted By: lewens
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Look like somebody forgot the three things you have to know as a plumber.
1-S*&t flows down hill
2-Pay day is thursday
3-Don’t lick your fingers
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| 3-Don't lick your fingers |
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very nice
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Originally Posted By: lkage
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| lewens wrote: |
| Look like somebody forgot the three things you have to know as a plumber.
1-S*&t flows down hill 2-Pay day is thursday 3-Don't lick your fingers |
  
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