Home is the top floor, and there is a thick pipe in the kitchen. Tell the property manager that the pipeline is useless and don't worry about it. If it doesn't work, why install this pipe? All the hou

Home is the top floor, and there is a thick pipe in the kitchen. Tell the property manager that the pipeline is useless and don't worry about it. If it doesn't work, why install this pipe? All the houses came with them. Gosh, which master is talking nonsense? ...

This pipe looks like a drainage pipe of a house (rain and sewage are separated in a new house, and domestic sewage and rainwater pipes in an old house are mixed), which is used for drainage!

Combined with the top floor of the building, this pipeline is designed to receive the rain from the sky when it is on the roof (of course, it may change later, and other drainage or blockage will cause the rain from the sky to scatter). In addition, balconies and other places that may rain will often be connected with them and cannot be moved. Don't touch it even if it is confirmed that it is useless upstairs, because it is usually used downstairs. Once torn down and not handled properly, the house stinks.

If it is not beautiful, you can wrap the column in various ways, but to be honest, the hose and the environment are practical and it doesn't matter.