Water flow around buildings
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I can describe how buildings collect rainwater and I can explain how water enters and leaves buildings and is used in many different ways.
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Rainwater is collected by sloping roofs and gutters, and flows into drainpipes, waterbutts and drains.
Water enters buildings at the stopcock and travels through pipes to be used for drinking, heating, toilets, etc.
Wastewater from sinks, baths, washing machines and toilets goes into the drain and then to the main sewer.
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