Carbon skimmers that share the same output don't like to do that and one of them (at least?) will emit a pipe blocked status.
In the attached image the skimmer on the right is selected, and the output pipe of the right-hand skimmer contains 1 kg of water.
Steps to Reproduce
1. Build two carbon skimmers adjacent to each other. 2. Connect the two outputs with a pipe, and connect one of the outputs (lets say the right one) to a polluted water sink, for example a water sieve. When this build is finished in an obvious way and activated, the result is that the left carbon skimmer works and the right carbon skimmer just sits there. There is room in its output pipe for polluted water but it will just sit there emitting a "pipe blocked" status. It can reasonably be expected that this build should work, since lavatory buildings function when connected in this manner.
1. Build two carbon skimmers adjacent to each other. 2. Connect the two outputs with a pipe, and connect one of the outputs (lets say the right one) to a polluted water sink, for example a water sieve. When this build is finished in an obvious way and activated, the result is that the left carbon skimmer works and the right carbon skimmer just sits there. There is room in its output pipe for polluted water but it will just sit there emitting a "pipe blocked" status. It can reasonably be expected that this build should work, since lavatory buildings function when connected in this manner.
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