The Drainage of Habitable Buildings
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Yet people prefer to go on paying this sum once in every year, or two years, rather than expend from 6 to 8, once for all, in having a wholesome valve closet and P trap fixed, and avoid an inconvenience, risk of danger, and expenditure of the equivalent of from ten to twenty per centum per annum on the capital they would thus invest. I think it un- necessary to say more, except that long ago this class of w. C. Apparatus has been condemned by sanitary experts as dangerous and filthy, and I can ...corroborate this con- demnation. It is in connection with these pan-closets that D traps have been so much used. A pan-closet, when fitted with a P trap, is insanitary enough, but when a D trap is employed it is a filthy and insanitary arrangement in the extreme. This trap may be charac- terized as being in effect a small cesspool.
It is a very deleterious form of trap, as it admits of a gradual accumulation of sewage matter, which the flush of water coming from the w. C. Apparatus cannot displace ; under no circumstances should one be used.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet people prefer to go on paying this sum once in every year, or two years, rather than expend from 6 to 8, once for all, in having a wholesome valve closet and P trap fixed, and avoid an inconvenience, risk of danger, and expenditure of the equivalent of from ten to twenty per centum per annum on the capital they would thus invest. I think it un- necessary to say more, except that long ago this class of w. C. Apparatus has been condemned by sanitary experts as dangerous and filthy, and I can ...corroborate this con- demnation. It is in connection with these pan-closets that D traps have been so much used. A pan-closet, when fitted with a P trap, is insanitary enough, but when a D trap is employed it is a filthy and insanitary arrangement in the extreme. This trap may be charac- terized as being in effect a small cesspool.
It is a very deleterious form of trap, as it admits of a gradual accumulation of sewage matter, which the flush of water coming from the w. C. Apparatus cannot displace ; under no circumstances should one be used.
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