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That's what Robert Adamski says - thank a plumber and a sanitary engineer. Every 11 March is World Plumbing Day!
What's a sanitary engineer? In the Stone Age it's what we called an environmental engineer.
"There's no such thing as a sanitary engineer or a civil engineer." - George B. 'Burke' Maxey, my first boss ( a stratigrapher turned hydrogeologist)
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It's true that the plumbers help in maintaining sanitation .They really deserve the word thanks - they work with humor and skills to save a house from turning into a mess ...Thank a plumber and a sanitary engineer!!!
Posted by: Plumbers in Costa Mesa | Tuesday, 31 January 2012 at 11:10 PM
Plumbers are known to install and repair plumbing systems or find things lost in drains like the earring we saved yesterday for a homeowner. Without them, our house would be such a mess, so it is right to give them a tribute on a very special day.
Posted by: plumbing | Friday, 22 April 2011 at 12:08 PM
As a Sanitary Engineer I thank you for letting me know this. In Connecticut we see all of the local septage haulers with sayings such as, "Your #2 is our #1 specialty," or my personal favorite, "Stool Bus," which is painted yellow with fake windows.
Posted by: CT Sanitary Engineer | Sunday, 13 March 2011 at 09:41 AM