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Dead ends

  • 04-07-2020 8:48pm
    #1
    [Deleted User]
    Posts: 3,505 ✭


    Hi,

    I realise this may sound very stupid, but I've just moved into an old house and there seems to be loads of pipes that lead to a dead end.

    The house is 1950s council-built so the plumbing's probably gone through countless fixes/upgrades/extensions. Am I right in assuming that these pipes are probably just parts of old systems that were replaced/rerouted? Is there any other reason why a pipe would be closed off at the end and left sitting there?

    If they don't have a purpose, I suppose my second question is, is it worth getting a plumber in to remove them properly? With my zero plumbing experience, I'd be inclined to assume it must cause inefficiencies in the system?

    Any help hugely appreciated!


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