Modern plumbing illustrated : a comprehensive and thoroughly practical work on the modern and most approved methods of plumbing construction ... . ool cellars and for a distance under-ground, which favors the collection of more or less of the grease ontheir surfaces. The better plan would seem to be the use of greasetraps under the fixtures in the kitchen, with systematic attention givento the removal of grease that accumulates. In the case of a line of kitchen sinks or of dishwashing sinks,one grease trap of proper size may be used for the accommodationof the entire number of fixtures. Catch
Modern plumbing illustrated : a comprehensive and thoroughly practical work on the modern and most approved methods of plumbing construction ... . ool cellars and for a distance under-ground, which favors the collection of more or less of the grease ontheir surfaces. The better plan would seem to be the use of greasetraps under the fixtures in the kitchen, with systematic attention givento the removal of grease that accumulates. In the case of a line of kitchen sinks or of dishwashing sinks,one grease trap of proper size may be used for the accommodationof the entire number of fixtures. Catch basins for kitchen wastemay be of brick or cast iron, and should never be less than 30 in. ininternal diameter, tapering toward the top, if desired, to about 22 to24 in., and provided with a cast-iron cover. If of brick, they shouldbe made water-tight. The drain from the kitchen catch basin to thesewer may be of glazed tile, and should be not less than 5 in. indiameter and provided with a trap having a deep seal. Plate VIII REFRIGERATORS—SAFE WASTES—TANKOVERFLOW—SPECIAL WASTES P/af-e ;2frigzroh<^r (^ r^ •I Vei3f ? o o r9- A. Clt
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