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 Rubber caps on cleanouts - Picture OK now
[#2] Posted: 07/30/2007 - 6:35:48 PM |  |  |
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I see them fairly often and they don't seem to pose any problems. It's similar to using a clamp connector to join galvanized/plastic and PVC/ABS drain lines.
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Rubber caps on cleanouts - Picture OK now
[#3] Posted: 07/30/2007 - 7:05:25 PM | | |
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Where I am "Gem Caps" are quite common, but they are illegal to use for clean out caps.
There should be a tapped fitting with a screwed in cleanout cap.
On a personal, what I see in the picture wouldn't really get my goat.
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