how about this washing machine drain line?
- Thread starter lmei007
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It will work.
The reason we started putting in the wye on it's back for the vent was in case someone later on wet vented a fixture with it.
If it's just for venting that fixture, you're fine.
If you do it again, use the combo and the inspector will be happy.
The reason we started putting in the wye on it's back for the vent was in case someone later on wet vented a fixture with it.
If it's just for venting that fixture, you're fine.
If you do it again, use the combo and the inspector will be happy.
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is that a vent going up? Does it have anything draining down it?
just vent. no water.
Cacher_Chick
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Are those both street bends connected by the shielded coupling or is there a hub in there?
no hub in there.
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That coupling should be fine assuming it is the correct number for that material, but I wonder WHY he had to use it in the first place. Any competent plumber would have been able to figure out how to make the installation without it.
