Pic of the Day 07.12.15

[DJ aka GDR DJ]

 

 

 

 

 

 

[RedBaird]

#4, sending a copy to my ex-Plumber brother, to ask him to explain it to me.  

 

#5, sending a copy to my other brother, saying that this method is too late for his youngest.  

 

#1, is that 20 pounds or 20 EUro?  BTW, is that fruit supposed to be sexually suggestive?

[Nancy]

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[0aporte]

#4, sending a copy to my ex-Plumber brother, to ask him to explain it to me.  

 

#5, sending a copy to my other brother, saying that this method is too late for his youngest.  

 

#1, is that 20 pounds or 20 EUro?  BTW, is that fruit supposed to be sexually suggestive?

#5 the pass key(literal translation to english from my language, if you know the right word, please tell me), the red one is used in a normal design to allow or deny the flow of water in order to be used, here it is used the other way around, a total nonsense

[RedBaird]

#5 the pass key(literal translation to english from my language, if you know the right word, please tell me), the red one is used in a normal design to allow or deny the flow of water in order to be used, here it is used the other way around, a total nonsense

I think that you mean picture #4.

 

There are three valves ("pass keys") in that picture.  Two are used for the hot and cold water to the faucets above. (Actually, a "faucet" is another kind of valve, but is only used for where water comes out.)

 

The red valve, on the drain pipe, is ??? "total nonsense"  The only reason that I can think of it being used like that is if they sometimes get "backflow" from the sewer system.  Maybe they have the same valves in their bathroom, for the tub, the sink and the Toilet?

[0aporte]

I think that you mean picture #4.

 

There are three valves ("pass keys") in that picture.  Two are used for the hot and cold water to the faucets above. (Actually, a "faucet" is another kind of valve, but is only used for where water comes out.)

 

The red valve, on the drain pipe, is ??? "total nonsense"  The only reason that I can think of it being used like that is if they sometimes get "backflow" from the sewer system.  Maybe they have the same valves in their bathroom, for the tub, the sink and the Toilet?

thanks for the names : ).

the backflow possiblility seems quite odd, assuming that there is another pipe outside the picture, by only looking at the height you are sending a stream from a high level to a lower one (sink to toilet for example) or the other way around (from the toilet to the shower for example), in that case you would have almost no pressure and would be wasting the 2 other pipes. in the case that there is no other pipe outside the picture, and you are using it in the way of the first example, the valve on the drain pipe is irrelevant, you would always have it open. 

[DJ aka GDR DJ]

#1, is that 20 pounds or 20 EUro?  BTW, is that fruit supposed to be sexually suggestive?

 

cough cough cough Canadian 20 dollar

 

 

 

[RedBaird]

cough cough cough Canadian 20 dollar

 

 

 

 

OK, now I can expand the original pic and barely make out the "Canada".  Thanks!