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Boiler condenser pipe/overflow curved inwards?
Why do I keep seeing overflow pipes (or boiler condenser pipes, or whatever they are) on people's houses with the pipe curved round 180 degrees so it faces the wall? Why on earth would you want the water to run down the wall instead of fall a few inches from the house?
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