How to Install a Drain Pump for a Basement Sink | This Old House
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where can I buy a pump like this anybody have an idea I need help thank you
Unserviceable install…….great work Buddy. How about a frickin union
Can I drain this pump into an existing laundry drain pipe?
Problem is that the existing utility sink beside the stacked washer dryer (washer on top) is just below (floor is two-three steps below) foundation wall and the drain that goes back into house. So can’t install p-trap without raising it up. Current sink drains to open Rubbermaid container with sump pump going to the washer drain. Not to code and smells.
I bought this sink pump but I think the only way to drain it (and be code compliant) will be direct into existing laundry drain and then re-direct washer drain directly into sink? Does this sound right?
Anyway to combine both directly into the laundry drain?
Those one way valves are extremely unreliable once it gets a little film on it.
When I was a kid this is the way the washing machine was drained, machine went in to the laundry sink then pumped out from there.
Is there a system like this for basement washing machines
Any plumber here.
Can I use this drain system to have a 2 component sink in the basement for my restaurant?
Inspection will be made according to the rest of the plumbing
I would never put a boot behind a finished wall. Maybe not today or tomorrow but it will leak on a horizontal run. Just saying.
2:34….. woiw wow that was crazy!
its a Joke, so if the sink takes 10 minutes to fill it will take 10 to drain.