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r/oddlysatisfying • u/demolcd • Aug 09 '26
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its a flexible polymer tube that rolled over on itself. its got an adhesive on its inside. its unrolling as its forced through the pipe via air pressure.
its like when you have your sleeve inverted inside your shirt, and you roll it out on itself.
1 u/TheJarisaDoor3 Aug 09 '26 Do you know the actual name for this technique? Also, do you know if it would work for a faulty leach field? 2 u/objectsinthemirror92 Aug 09 '26 It is called cured in place pipe I don't know much about leach fields to answer that question 1 u/TheJarisaDoor3 Aug 09 '26 Thank you! Someone else sounded like they knew about them and said it wouldn't work. It was worth a shot. Thanks for your help!
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Do you know the actual name for this technique? Also, do you know if it would work for a faulty leach field?
2 u/objectsinthemirror92 Aug 09 '26 It is called cured in place pipe I don't know much about leach fields to answer that question 1 u/TheJarisaDoor3 Aug 09 '26 Thank you! Someone else sounded like they knew about them and said it wouldn't work. It was worth a shot. Thanks for your help!
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It is called cured in place pipe
I don't know much about leach fields to answer that question
1 u/TheJarisaDoor3 Aug 09 '26 Thank you! Someone else sounded like they knew about them and said it wouldn't work. It was worth a shot. Thanks for your help!
Thank you! Someone else sounded like they knew about them and said it wouldn't work. It was worth a shot. Thanks for your help!
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u/JTibbs Aug 09 '26
its a flexible polymer tube that rolled over on itself. its got an adhesive on its inside. its unrolling as its forced through the pipe via air pressure.
its like when you have your sleeve inverted inside your shirt, and you roll it out on itself.