inexplorata
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Just sort of a check for understanding.
When we were first looking at this 1960's tri-level, one of the first things I noticed was the washer/dryer on the top floor. Interesting. Well, I figured, it's convenient and there is the slight possibility it was done right.
So this week I noticed for the first time when the washer is draining, a little soapy water comes into the bathroom sink right below it, one floor down. Goes back out, too.
Without cutting into any walls, methinks: previous owners installed washer/dryer upstairs, but probably (a) undersized the drain and (b) likely didn't vent the thing at all.
Yeah?
When we were first looking at this 1960's tri-level, one of the first things I noticed was the washer/dryer on the top floor. Interesting. Well, I figured, it's convenient and there is the slight possibility it was done right.
So this week I noticed for the first time when the washer is draining, a little soapy water comes into the bathroom sink right below it, one floor down. Goes back out, too.
Without cutting into any walls, methinks: previous owners installed washer/dryer upstairs, but probably (a) undersized the drain and (b) likely didn't vent the thing at all.
Yeah?