kwired
Electron manager
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- NE Nebraska
I have nothing I am aware of to hide from them......go for it
heat trace within storm drain? what happens if a plumber snakes it?
- Thread starter malachi constant
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- Simi Valley, CA
I have nothing I am aware of to hide from them......go for it
You're a suspected plumber.:happysad:
- Location
- Placerville, CA, USA
- Occupation
- Retired PV System Designer
Hate the sin but love the sinner?
Tapatalk!
Tapatalk!
kwired
Electron manager
- Location
- NE Nebraska
What is maximum punishment if found guilty?
JDBrown
Senior Member
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- California
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- Electrical Engineer
$200.00 per hour. :angel:
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- Simi Valley, CA
Well now I have to apologize to Kwired and the group.
Hello everyone, my name is John and I did plumbing over the weekend. It was just a faucet replacement and I can stop anytime I want. It's not like I put in new drain lines or anything.:angel: My sponsor says that it's ok because it was broken and needed to be replaced, but I just feel so dirty now.
Hello everyone, my name is John and I did plumbing over the weekend. It was just a faucet replacement and I can stop anytime I want. It's not like I put in new drain lines or anything.:angel: My sponsor says that it's ok because it was broken and needed to be replaced, but I just feel so dirty now.
Cow
Senior Member
- Location
- Eastern Oregon
- Occupation
- Electrician
I must be missing something obvious. Aren't storm drain pipes sloped just like any other waste pipe? Why would you need to heat trace something that won't have standing water in it?
Fulthrotl
~Autocorrect is My Worst Enema.~
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Well we don't like your kind around here.
it's ok... they wouldn't let him be a plumber after they found out that his
parents were married.... to each other.
geez... let him stay..... as long as he washes his hands before posting.
Fulthrotl
~Autocorrect is My Worst Enema.~
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- E
you ARE dirty. recreational plumbing is still plumbing.
now your sponsor.... HE has a problem. i'll bet he has a stillson wrench hidden in the trunk of his car.
and butt crack showing... a clear sign of a closet plumber.
and anyone who puts heat trace down any kind of gravity feed pipe, deserves whatever happens to
him, the heat trace, and the pipe.
i can see the toilet now, with a cord coming out of it, plugged into the wall, with a little sign...
"unplug before using."
hot chit.
kwired
Electron manager
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- NE Nebraska
I totally agree with you.
Maybe only one exception is at a building where the rain gutter maybe transitions to an underground pipe for a short distance to cross a sidewalk or something similar. That underground portion can and will plug up with ice and when melting on the roof happens that underground portion is often still below freezing, any resulting back up of water may mean it runs on the sidewalk and if it freezes there results in a slip and fall hazard. Usually this kind of thawing off the roof does not result in that much flow so it doesn't need much of a opening in the underground portion but does need an opening or it will back up.
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