Cellomangler
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I've got a small building with my main sewer drain line running underneath and the only clean out accessible is on this high side with the city main line on the opposite side of the building -about a 40 ft run. I'd like to install a permanent water line running into the cleanout plug so that I can turn a valve just inside the building and flush out my main drain line from time to time. There is a water line just inside the wall that currently feeds a toilet and it would be a piece of cake to put a valve there, maybe a stop and a shutoff, as well as a backflow valve, and run that line to the clean out plug. Closing one of those valves would let the water run out and a back flow valve would prevent the unlikely occurence that sewage would back up into that line - it would rise up through other drains first. Question is.. is it within code to do this... is it most likely safe enough even if not in code... and does anyone make a CPVC half inch stop valve that I could put in the line ? 'Tanks..........