I'm working on a retaining wall and dug some holes to confirm where the pipes are and found this.
I have a charged tank for the rainwater. The direction of this Y-join seems to be facing the wrong way - at least it doesn't fit with my high school physics classes
Any thoughts why the plumber / builder did this?
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