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If one is good, then two are better?

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My guess would be someone chose to use the parts that

were available on the truck, rather than go purchase the

correct materials.

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three would be best

MikeC said:
Here is another one I found today. One of these days I might understand what would cause someone to do something like this ......View attachment 1642
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It is obvious that if the drain is "backing up" one should add bends and traps at all cost in order to restrict the "back flow".

Yes I really was told that once by a home owner when I was noticing a similar install had three traps jury rigged with one upside down like a big sine wave very much like the last image above. I am not a plumber and I knew that's a joke. I just shook my head and went back to work on the range hood feed. :confused:
 
They do, but unfortunately (sometimes), they allow homeowners to do their own work.......... :eek:
 
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