The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)
San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 452
fixture and theseat, and will alsorise between theouter and innertubes to the sameheight that it risesin the fixture. Con-sequently when theinner tube is un-seated and wastewater is discharged,particles of soap,grease and dirt ad-here to the con-necting pipe. Whenlo Bath Wasie clean water is… … ■Thc H.ij,-. face—certainly not very sanitary, and decid-edly unpleasing to the thought as well. Upon closer inspection, this residue wouldbe found to contain not only grease and dirt,but also mucous membrane, particles of skinand dangerous germs. In both private andpublic installations, such…
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