Installing a 4″ sewer cleanout
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Rule of thumb when glueing pipes together, lightly glue the socket end and heavy glue the spigot or pipe end that prevents the glue from the socket end pushing into the fitting and creating a glue lump inside the fitting.
Use an angle grinder way faster.
Put your pipe in the ends of the fitting then mark your pipe then but it to an exact size
4:04 Ouchhhhh and I was so worry about this
With a right angle T like that, how do you ascertain that future snake, runs in which direction? And wouldn't it be better to use two 45s, one toward each direction for proper cleaning, if that becomes ever needed? Also, we are told to fill the under pipe area with larger pebbles and gravels, with the depth according to the applicable code.
Great job. The only thing is, the way I was taught was the cap on the clean out should be fitted loosely. That way the next back up will come out the cleanout in the yard and not in the house making a mess in the tub and shower. I would rather have it stink up outside the house and not inside. On the 4 inch pipe coming out of the ground just set a rubber cap on top and don't tighten the hose clamp, in fact take off the hose clamp so nobody tightens it.
Great video. I want to do this myself and you make it seem so simple. Great job!! Thank you
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What blade did you use?
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