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Weird drain design
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You imagine wrong.
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Well it leaves my property in a seperate pipe to my sewage, heading for the road. Where the f*ck else would it go?
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It may join a separate drain that conveys it to the nearest water course.
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Er.... I was saying my rainwater drain from my gutters joins the pipe for the drains at the side of the street, neither of which is processed for sewage.
And I hope they don't mind washing machine water going into it, that was more convenient to plumb in. Or worse, the hosing down from my parrot aviary.
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Which is surely where the street drains go?
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Exactly. You see, you knew. If only you'd stopped to think. No sewage company wants rainwater going through it's works.
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That is illegal.
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It's not like it's shit from the toilet.
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I said my surface water joins the street drains, and you said I was wrong. Now you're saying I'm right. Make up your mind.
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Actually I've no idea where it goes, as I just ran water down it and it didn't go through any of the pipes under my own manhole covers! I guess we all share each other's drains. I also have a pipe coming from my neighbour into my sewage drain - ugh! So half that shit I just plunged out was hers.