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Anonymous users2024-01-23This is the one that cannot be removed. Removing it is likely to cause unnecessary trouble, such as if you get one out of the sewer pipe, which can cause severe odor if the ventilation is not ventilated.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There are two sewer pipes in the kitchen on the top floor in principle, because the design of the building has its own use, you get rid of one, how to drain the water on the roof, so you must not get rid of it, after all, you are the top floor, if there is one less drain pipe, your home will be the first to have a problem.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Yes, you are the top floor and have no effect on others.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20No, all pipes are designed by building engineers, and they all have their own uses, such as exhaust pipes, exhaust ducts, drains, etc., and they can't just be suffocated.
Oh, now that a new marriage law is making these women look like crazy people, don't add fuel to the fire.
You're better off using a single hole. The double hole is still a bit of a hassle.
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Please show the picture - 50 pipes are generally sewer pipes. Sometimes it is a sun wide main sewer and a washing machine (or basin sewer) near the sink, and at the same time there is a ppr upper water pipe in this location. The other two PPR water pipes are parallel and are set up for the installation of solar energy.
You're not mistaken, you should need to buy another 110 casing.