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| Sanitary Report 1895 - page 4
Slopstone: A slopstone was a wide bottomed, shallow stone sink that was built under a tap or pump. It was tilted slightly so that waste water would flow toward a drain hole into a bucket or pipe. The sink was shallow enough to be used for chopping meat or boning fish, etc. A bowl or wooden tub was placed in the sink for washing dishes. |
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