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Ben Blaukopf
 
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Default Boiler overflow pipe

Recently had my plumber round to connect up the overflow
pipe for the boiler he installed last year (the pipe
needed to go through the kitchen, and I was planning
on installing a new one, which I now am), so in the
meantime he left it running through the bathroom
overflow.

He's drilled a hole in the outside wall, and the overflow
terminates in a bit of 15mm copper sticking out of that.
It seems to me that I ought to seal the hole with something
- but what?

Ben
 
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