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Unless there is actually a build up of high pressure steam being created by this heating it still should be mitigated by a properly plumbed building.
by markkanof 7y ago
Unless there is actually a build up of high pressure steam being created by this heating it still should be mitigated by a properly plumbed building.
- ncmncm 7y agoIt doesn't take much pressure for steam to bubble past a trap. Pressure on upper floors may build up by buoyancy from below.