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A '''plumber''' is a tradesman who carries out work on the [[water]] supply and [[sewerage]] in homes and business premises. The term derives from the [[Latin]] word for [[lead]], ''plumbum'', the metal of which water pipes were customarily made until well into the twentieth century.
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A '''plumber''' is a [[tradesman]] who carries out work on the [[water]] supply and [[sewerage]] in homes and business premises. The term derives from the [[Latin]] word for [[lead]], ''plumbum'', the metal of which water pipes were customarily made until well into the twentieth century.
  
 
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Revision as of 21:21, October 19, 2008

A plumber is a tradesman who carries out work on the water supply and sewerage in homes and business premises. The term derives from the Latin word for lead, plumbum, the metal of which water pipes were customarily made until well into the twentieth century.