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Martin Baxter wrote:
I think you could make an argument for a trap if you are using a holding tank, I'd rather have some of the nasty gasses that form in a holding tank choose to exit the system via an outboard vent than the interior sink drains. If you had a straight gravity flow into th eholding tank with no valves or anything, you could make a case for a trap. Personally I would think at least a check valve ought to be in there. DSK |
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