Right in the very tire tracks of yesterday’s post about old galvanized drain pipes comes today’s post about inevitable repairs to those pipes.
I have seen all manner of attempts at extending the life of these pipes, and the picture below eloquently speaks for most of those attempts.
If the water goes down----what can possibly be wrong with it?
One of the advantages to making plumbing repairs with radiator hoses is that you can get the drain to go anywhere you want it to go.
Can you imagine turning the key to open the house door and hearing the engine start up?
Charles Buell
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