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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, the sewage pipe in the bathroom and the sewage pipe in the kitchen are not the same sewage pipe ditch and cannot be shared.
If it is shared, it may cause the kitchen to come out of the kitchen not with the smell of rotting food, but from the smell of toilet feces.
As long as the wind can be discharged to the outside, it should be possible, but the longer the exhaust duct, the worse the exhaust effect.
1. Refer to the "National Civil Construction Engineering Design Technical Measures 09 Edition": Article 1 stipulates that the height of the roof is "when the house has a setback or a roof, the exhaust duct and ventilation duct should be 2m higher than the roof, and avoid the doors and windows opened on the same floor, so as to avoid the smoke from returning into the room"; >>>More
The toilet and shower room share an exhaust pipe, which can be installed with a finger-return valve without affecting each other.
Option 1: Maintain the status quo and put a washing machine and a burning water heater on the small balcony. >>>More
No, if the faucet is turned off, it is stagnant water and cannot flow.