Pipes

Pipes are an object in Where's My Water?, first appearing in It'll Grow On You, while pipe drains first appear in Can You Take Me Higher?

Summary

Pipes transport Fluids.
Pipes are made up of different parts, with three main ones:
- Pipe Lines - This is where Fluids move through. You cannot see Fluids moving through it, however.
- Nozzle - This part releases fluids. Some may also have a Tap, which control when fluids are released. Nozzles "queue" fluids when the drain captures them and then release the fluid in the order they entered it; taps, however, will only make the drain collect fluids as fast as the nozzle can release it.
- Drain - This part captures fluids. The Drain then takes it to the Pipe Line, where it is released by a nozzle or taken out of the level.

Pipes are an object in Where's My Water? 2, first appearing in the Sewer.

Pipes transport Fluids.
Pipes are made up of different parts, with three main ones:
- Pipe Lines - This is where Fluids move through. You cannot see Fluids moving through it, however.
- Nozzle - This part releases fluids. Some may also have a Tap, which control when fluids are released. Unlike past games, nozzles do not "queue" fluids, so drains can only collect fluids as fast as the nozzle can expel it, even if a tap is not present.
- Drain - This part captures fluids. The Drain then takes it to the Pipe Line, where it is released by a nozzle or taken out of the level.

Pipes are an object in Where's My Perry?, first appearing in An Agent I Can Trust.

Pipes transport fluids.
Pipes are made up of different parts, with three main ones:
- Pipe Lines - This is where Fluids move through. You cannot see Fluids moving through it, however.
- Nozzle - This part releases fluids. Some may also have a Tap, which control when fluids are released. Nozzles "queue" fluids when the drain captures them and then release the fluids in the order they entered it; taps, however, will only make the drain collect fluid as fast as the nozzle can release it.
- Drain - This part captures fluids. The Drain then takes it to the Pipe Line, where it is released by a nozzle or taken out of the level.

Description	Sound
Water is Released
Steam is Released
Sludge, Hot Sludge or Cold Sludge is Released

Pipes are an Object in Where's My Mickey?, first appearing in When Life Gives You Lemons.

Pipes transport Fluids.
Pipes are made up of different parts, with three main ones:
- Pipe Lines - This is where Fluids move through. You cannot see Fluids moving through it, however.
- Nozzle - This part releases fluids. Some may also have a Tap, which control when fluids are released. Nozzles "queue" fluids when the drain captures them and then release the fluid in the order they entered it; taps, however, will only make the drain collect fluids as fast as the nozzle can release them.
- Drain - This part captures fluids. The Drain then takes it to the Pipe Line, where it is released by a nozzle or taken out of the level.

Description	Sound
Water or Fizzle is Released

Where's My Mickey? is the first game for Fluids to use the same sound when they are released from a Pipe.

Pipes are an Object in Where's My Water? Featuring XYY and Where's My XiYangYang?, first appearing in Fire vs. Water.

Pipes transport Fluids.
Pipes are made up of different parts, with three main ones:
- Pipe Lines - This is where Fluids move through. You cannot see Fluids moving through it, however.
- Nozzle - This part releases fluids. Some may also have a Tap, which control when fluids are released. Nozzles "queue" fluids when the drain captures them and then release the fluid in the order they entered it; taps, however, will only make the drain collect fluids as fast as the nozzle can release it.
- Drain - This part captures fluids. The Drain then takes it to the Pipe Line, where it is released by a nozzle or taken out of the level.

Description	Sound
Water is Released
Oil, Hot Oil or Toxic Water is Released