Laundry room sink
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The first question would be whether you are trying to add it to the washing machine drain or replace the washer with the sink. Either ways is okay as long as you do it properly. We cannot tell you how to do it properly since it depends on how your washer's drain is piped now.
The first question would be whether you are trying to add it to the washing machine drain or replace the washer with the sink. Either ways is okay as long as you do it properly. We cannot tell you how to do it properly since it depends on how your washer's drain is piped now.
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There are adapater tees that will do this. Basically you will cut a section of the steel pipe out and install the adapter top and bottom. The PVC pipe will connect to the adapter's side. You must know for sure whether the pipe is cast iron or galvanized as there are different adapters of every size and type of pipe.
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That is why I asked and specified that the current setup will affect the answer. The sink cannot be connected below the washing machine trap's connection, nor can it be connected to the riser pipe that the washer hose drains into.
That is why I asked and specified that the current setup will affect the answer. The sink cannot be connected below the washing machine trap's connection, nor can it be connected to the riser pipe that the washer hose drains into.
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