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    Jul 7, 2012, 06:23 AM
    Sewer Drain
    I have 2 bathrooms. Do they both use the same sewer drain? Thank You, GulfCoast
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    Jul 7, 2012, 06:29 AM
    Normally, In most homes ( did not say if this was a home or business, or what)
    But in most there is only one sewer main from the house to the city sewer ( or one main to the septic tank) There will be a larger pipe under the house where all of the drain pipes from the entire house go into ( will have separate vents)

    Are you having some sort of problem?
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    Jul 7, 2012, 06:30 AM
    Hey Gulf Coast, Sarasota here.
    Do they both use the same sewer drain?
    It depends on location, If they are back to back the answer may be yes but as a rule each toilet has its own drain line connecting to a common main. Does that answer your question? Tom
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