Bathroom Drain Pipe – Replace a Sink Trap
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Replacing bathroom sink traps are an easy do it yourself project.
You will need an adjustable pliers or a pipe wrench to remove the old nuts. You will need to pick up a new trap and possibly a wall tube and extension pipe. In the bathroom, the size for the drain pipe is 1 1/4″. If you are changing the trap and the wall tube and want to have all new nuts, check the size of the nut going into the wall. It could be 1 1/4 or 1 1/2.
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metal to metal nut to pipe. good tip.
Hello sir you see i have quite the opposite problem I'm up here in Ontario and they no longer sell the inch and a quarter piping but the house I am renovating has inch and quarter and I need to get it to an inch and a half any advice would be appreciated
Thanks! 🙂
Excellent explanation of the need for the reducing washer. I couldn't figure out what was going on before that.
Perfect video.
You clarified a LOT of stuff in just one video. Thank you so much!
What do you use if the wall tube has no threads
This is exactly what I was looking for… Thanks a lot.
ah man you saved my life,im a renter…broke a huge hole in my ptrap and was so bummed i was gonna have to tell my land lord i broke something else in the house….well im no plumber but i got it fixed..samething happened to me clogged drain so loosened the sucker to clean it and boom i snapped it..THANK YOU SO MUCH
I like to use the sch 40 p traps not the 1 1/4 tubular traps.