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Anonymous users2024-01-23No! Rainwater must be transported through stormwater pipes to the underground stormwater network. Kitchen sewer pipes are domestic sewage and cannot discharge rainwater. The flue is even more incapable of being used as a rainwater pipe, and the bottom of the flue is sealed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Definitely not! You have to go by water alone! Don't stir up horse manure with donkey feces!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21No! 1。Kitchen or bathroom drains, generally 110 pipes. After going up to the roof, it must be kept in line with the air, blocking and emptying, and the drainage system will have a water hammer effect. Causes damage to the pipes.
2。The rainwater on the roof of the building is connected to the sewer, and in case of heavy rain or stagnant water, the residents on the first and second floors will let the water spray out of the indoor sewer hole, resulting in interior decoration losses. There are cases for this.
3。The top floor sewer drain pipe is merged into other drain pipes, and the new drain is not connected, so it should be said that there will not be much of a problem.
This can't! Otherwise, rainwater will shoot out of the kitchen drain pipes! Be sure to introduce a storm sewer! This is an exclusive stormwater pipe! The water in the kitchen drain enters the sewage treatment plant through a special sewage pipe!
Rainwater is discharged directly, and sewage is treated. Draining rainwater into the sewer pipes. Increased sewage treatment. But the impact is not huge.
No, there is no problem with you using light bricks, there is no need to care too much, and now there are also the use of Dibao mat as an auxiliary material for padding, and the relative effect is also OK, but it is not possible to crack the bricks under heavy pressure for a long time.
There is no particularity, and those who are particular are also the people who rent your house, and they are not particular about the landlord.
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