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Anonymous users2024-01-23Under normal circumstances, they are not connected, and in order to prevent the odor from rising, under normal circumstances, the pipeline has a bend and relies on stagnant water to block the odor.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Not really. The kitchen and bathroom are separate risers, some of which share a pipe in the basement, and some of which have separate outdoor wells, which need to be determined by the design drawings.
It makes sense that there is a common pipe between the toilet and the flush for washing your face and bath, because the so-called drain is the place where you want to go after you use the water, so there is no pollution problem.
You can refuse to accept the house, and then take the house after the rectification is completed.
The developer will definitely have drawings to build such a tall building, and some of the drawings will be done, especially the drainage pipe ventilation pipe, if he doesn't do it, he won't save much money, but it will be very troublesome to rework it if it is found out, so this will definitely be done.
OK. However, it is best to have some slope to allow for smooth drainage. If you walk directly on the ground, you need to pay special attention in the future, and you can't drain any residue out of this pipe, otherwise it will easily cause blockage.
Method:1Put in a small yellow beetle, or add some irritating things such as laundry detergent or salt, then cover the lid, and the sewer pipe will be open in an instant. >>>More