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I have a mop sink that I want to disconnect. I can easily disconnect it, but then there will be a PVC pipe protruding about 2 feet out into open space. I don't want to saw it off at the wall as I may want to use it in the future.
There is a part of PVC that comes out of the wall about 6 inches. This is cemented (or whatever you use to join 2 PVC parts) to the trap that connects to the sink.
What can I do to disconnect the cemented part so that I may be able to connect something to it in the future?
There is a part of PVC that comes out of the wall about 6 inches. This is cemented (or whatever you use to join 2 PVC parts) to the trap that connects to the sink.
What can I do to disconnect the cemented part so that I may be able to connect something to it in the future?