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waste pipe

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waste pipe [′wāst ‚pīp]
(civil engineering)
A pipe to carry waste water from a basin, bath, or sink in a building.
waste pipe
A drainpipe which receives the waterborne discharge from plumbing fixtures other than those fixtures receiving fecal matter; Also see indirect waste pipe.
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The waste pipe for the toilet is harder to move, so ask a plumber about any changes you'd like to make, and only tackle the plumbing yourself if you're extremely experienced and capable.
sorted! diy by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
If so, then your waste pipe is no doubt clogged with hair and soap residue.
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The toilet waste pipe can run 15m (50ft) but smaller pipes for the baths and showers shouldn't run more than 3m (10ft) before they pour into a vertical drain stack.
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