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  • Feb 16, 2012, 03:23 PM
    rd288
    Is is possible to add a washer drain onto an existing kitchen sink drain?
    I want to add a washer drain onto and existing plumbing in my kitchen but don't want to run it inside the sink.
    On the next side of my kitchen wall is a full bath and the sink inside runs on the same plumbing,but the kitchen sink branches of first.
    Should I run the washer off the end where the bath sink forms a 90 degree or sightly above from the main vent pipe.
    Hope this is clear enough.
  • Feb 16, 2012, 03:58 PM
    ballengerb1
    "washer drain " washer or diswasher? Dishwasher connects into the existing down tube above the trap.Is Your Dishwasher Drain Installed Properly? - YouTube
  • Feb 16, 2012, 05:30 PM
    speedball1
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    I'll just assume that it's a cloths washer we're talking about. Correct?
    Because if it's a dishwasher you're already set up. However, a washer's a different story. You just can't connect to the kitchen drain and think the job's done. You'll have to open up the bath wall and run a washer station off the lavatory stack vent. It will have to have a standpipe, a trap and be vented. You may revent the washer back into the lavatory vent at least 6" over the flood rim. Good luck, Tom

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