КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «STINK TRAP»
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Jesus, they stink. Trap let him rave on. After three-quarters of a minute he walked
over to the tool cabinet, selected a hefty sledgehammer, returned to where he
had been standing, nodded to the head, then stepped to the side of the cylinder.
A NE“T STINK-TRAP. AN eflicient and easily accessible stink-trap for drains is a
desideratum. This Dr. S. Cartwright Reed proposes to supply by :ur exceedingly
ingenious invention. Hitherto it has been the custom to fix the traps in use at
some ...
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Plumbing: Sounding Modern Architecture
... skew sliding collar slip collar slop stone sludge cock slurry smudge snake's
mouth snow box soaker socket sodder sow's lug spaghetti spicket spigot spigot
and faucet spigot and socket spile peg splash stone stepped apron stick stink
trap ...
Nadir Lahiji, Daniel S. Friedman, 1997
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
A NEW STINK-TRAP. \\ efficient and easily accessible stink -trap for drains is a
desideratum. This Dr. S. Cartwright Reed proposes to supply by an exceedingly
ingenious invention. Hitherto it has beeu the custom to fix the traps in use at
some ...
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The Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
... in the sewers, and this is commonly done by the gully-holes in the streets ; the
entrances to private drains being usually, in the better sort of houses, secured by
an apparatus called a stink-trap, which prevents the escape of the effluvia.
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, 1841
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Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful ...
... in the sewers, and this is commonly done by the gully-holes in the streets . the
entrances to private drains being usually, in the better sort of houses, secured by
an apparatus called a stink-trap, which prevents the escape of the effluvia.
Early pottery pan and trap WC developed from the metal stink-trap. A U-bend
divides the WC sump below the water level to prevent sewer <$as entering
dwellings. THOMAS TWYFORD, STAFFORDSHIRE, Pottery bowls were easily
made with ...
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The Architectural Magazine
Under the sink, or in some other convenient part of the floor, should be fixed a
large airtight stink-trap, to carry off the water when the floor is cleaned. There
should be no sink stone (a stone pierced with holes to allow the water to run off,
but ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1834
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The suburban gardener, and villa companion
Under the plate-rack, or by the side of it, should be a slanting drip-board, to
convey the water that runs from the plates and dishes into the sink. A waste-pipe
should be fixed in the bottom of the sink, and taken into the drain, with a bell stink
-trap ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1838
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The Architectural Magazine
Under the sink, or in some other convenient part of the floor, should be fixed a
large airtight stink-trap, to carry off the water when the floor is cleaned. There
should be no sink stone (a stone pierced with holes to allow the water to run off,
but ...
