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My kitchen waste pipe discharges through the back wall of the house.
Until yesterday it used push-fit connections; one of these had given way and waste water has been discharging down the wall. I've replaced the lot with cemented and compression joints, but there's quite a bit of green fungus on the outer wall under where the pipe passes through. The bricks and mortar seem to be in good condition, but is there a recommended fungicide suitable for brickwork? Thanks - -- Frank Erskine |
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