A catchall may be temporary to control large amounts of water until chutes are constructed:
A) on all floors.
B) to route water outside.
C) to route water to a water vacuum.
D) on the lowest floor of the fire incident structure.

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Catchalls are temporary measures used to route water outside of a structure to prevent water damage inside, especially during firefighting operations. They are not specifically designed for routing water to vacuums or for use on all floors or just the lowest floor.

A Catchall May Be Temporary to Control Large Amounts of Water