I live in what use to be a hotel and is now efficiency and the plumbing drains runs from 2 units to one drain line. If 1 drain is backing up wouldn't both drains back up?
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I live in what use to be a hotel and is now efficiency and the plumbing drains runs from 2 units to one drain line. If 1 drain is backing up wouldn't both drains back up?
Depends where the clog is. A clog in one unit and not the other indicates a clog before the two lines meet both lines being equal to the main.
I agree with talaniman. It will only back up in both if the clog is beyond the point both merge into one.
Yep, correct. If the clog is upstream of the Y connection only one would backup.
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