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Block end of disused pipe
Behind a panel in my house is the exposed end of a long-disused waste
pipe - quite likely there was once a sink there - which I suspect of being the source of an occasional bad smell. Presumably I should cap it, but as you can see from this photo it's not a neat end: http://www.cogsci.ed.ac.uk/~richard/pipe-end.jpg The outside diameter is about 7cm. There are flexible rubber caps for sale, e.g. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Cloverleaf-...dp/B078HHNFHS/ but I doubt it could be attached securely. Would a piece of some kind of flexible rubber sheet and a jubilee clip do the trick? -- Richard |
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