On a plumbing plan, what does the abbreviation 'CO' typically represent?
Correct Answer
B) Cleanout
CO on plumbing drawings typically stands for cleanout, which provides access for cleaning drain lines.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
CO on plumbing drawings typically stands for cleanout, which provides access for cleaning drain lines.
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