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capping a waste clean out
I am building an addition and I will need to move the waste pipe clean
out (PVC) Because the current one is right where the slab will be poured. Can I just cap the old clean out? If so, any helpful hints would be appreciated. |
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capping a waste clean out
"Bader" wrote in message om... I am building an addition and I will need to move the waste pipe clean out (PVC) Because the current one is right where the slab will be poured. Can I just cap the old clean out? If so, any helpful hints would be appreciated. Dejavu? |
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