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prevent bugs from entering pipe opening?
I just had a new water heater installed and they extended the overflow pipe
to outside the garage. Since most of the time nothing is coming out of this pipe, bugs may crawl in and clog up the pipe. Is there some sort of cap that I can put on the end of the pipe so that water can still come out but bugs cannot get in? |
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