All homes have OUTLETS. How come none of them have INLETS?
Where are the INLETS?
Apr 03, 2012
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Actually, some do. Usually just one, and it's for the generator. And, here is one such: The following URL: V-White-Power-Inlet/dp/B002QALLOQ/ref=sr _1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1333435407&sr=8-3 has a length of 114 characters and resulted in the following TinyURL which has a length of 26…
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Actually, some do. Usually just one, and it's for the generator.
And, here is one such: The following URL:
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your house doesn't have a toilet, sink or bath/shower?
So you're telling me that the TOILET is the INLET, as opposed to the OUTLET? . . . . . . .
toilet is the inlet to the sewer system in my house, if your is the outlet, your house must be a very unpleasant place to live
Because the Inlets are usually too wide, too deep and too much water. Look on the East Coast for example.
Right where I plug in my central vac hose.
Jeff
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