I hope this makes sense.
In my 1950s house I have a 1950s stub out for a toilet and vanity in the basement. The pipe is cast iron.
The vanity stub is properly capped. On the toilet stub the cap has been smashed off. Nothing leaks from this pipe and it does not smell but I would like to cap it off. Can I use a flexible cap, like a large Fernco, to do this?
In my 1950s house I have a 1950s stub out for a toilet and vanity in the basement. The pipe is cast iron.
The vanity stub is properly capped. On the toilet stub the cap has been smashed off. Nothing leaks from this pipe and it does not smell but I would like to cap it off. Can I use a flexible cap, like a large Fernco, to do this?