Almost every house and any other building in America has plumbing. PLumbing as a whole is an important part of the home, which is exactly what we are going to look at in this article. So, what does the plumbing process look like?
There are four different parts that make up a home plumbing system. These parts are, waste drains, waste vents, portable water, and rainwater.
Every drain in the house is connected to a drain pipe. When the pipes are used the waste is brought through the pipes into a tank under the street. The waste vents in the home equalize the pressure so that the waste is able to easily move along in the pipes.
Portable water comes from the street and is connected to the hot water tank. The water that comes into the house is heated up and then ready to be used from the house. Rainwater management is also very important to the plumbing process. When it rains on the roof of a house, the water travels off the roof into a gutter. Some people decide to just divert the water into the soil, while others may collect it into a barrel and use it as a portable water source.
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