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LuckyEmoKid t1_iu9bcg7 wrote

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drytoastbongos t1_iu9frel wrote

OP is not just talking about going to 2", they are talking about going to a SHARED 2" line which seems particularly bad.

A 2" line is less than half the capacity of a 3" line. Add in a sink or shower or something else draining when you flush and you are going to have a bad time.

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LuckyEmoKid t1_iu9ismg wrote

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BurnTheOrange t1_iu9kl5i wrote

People that don't understand shit should not try to plumb their own toilet...

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drytoastbongos t1_iu9r2na wrote

What's your water flow rate? Do you ever take baths? How many gallons does your toilet flush? What fixtures are being drained into OPs line? What's their water flow rate? Etc, etc. Yes, as you say, code is designed to make sure it works regardless of the situation, but nowhere in this thread is there enough information to determine whether something less than code is ok. Not to mention the challenges ever selling if a prospective buyer figures out this is an unpermitted bathroom that doesn't meet code.

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Notwhoiwas42 t1_iuah57h wrote

>who don't understand physics and shit.

Or in this case the physics OF shit.

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