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08-26-2008, 09:31 PM
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Chase Plumber
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"Functioning of a drum, float, or water column"
http://www.lrc.ky.gov/kar/815/020/150.htm
Section 4. (4) What in the world does "the functioning of a drum, float" mean? And there's a comma there..  I know what a water column is. . We usually "final test" the DWV system with a siphoning hose rammed down thorugh the trap of a toilet, and then blow through it and if water comes back up through the lav, or fixture closest to it, they pass it. But I was just curious to what that meant. Thanks in advance!
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