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The reason I changed the old galv pipes was because I added a sink, and while I was at it I thought I would replace the old pipe. It didn't drain particularly slow, but not great either. It is...
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No gurgling sound.
There is a 1 1/2 inch went, about a foot from the P-trap, and I don't think there is a clog in that. The vent is still the old Galvanized pipe, and it goes up through the attic...
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Thanks.
I actually took the stopper out completely, but it didn't change anything.
Would this work for a pistol auger?
Cobra Products 1/4" x 15' Plastic Drum Auger with Pistol Grip - 82150
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Thanks!
After replacing the pipes, I actually increased the slope because the P-trap was coming down in the basement. (It was visible below the basement ceiling level), and it drained better before....
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I recently changed the plumbing for a tub-shower from the old galvanized pipes to ABS pipes. I changed the entire drain from the Overflow to P-trap, vent connection and past the sinks.
Everything...
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Thanks!
I'm sticking with the 1 1/2" then.
Interesting to me that a shower requires a larger drain than a tub... I don't really get the logic behind that... but obviously I'm not a pro :)
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The problem is that I cannot access the entire drain from the tub-shower.
Would it make sense to replace what I can with 2" and leave the rest as 1 1/2"?
I looked at bath drains (the plug and...
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I'm in the process of replacing some galvanized pipe with PVC, but I'm unsure of the best way to run the drain.
A shower drain of 1 1/2" galvanized pipe runs with a couple of smaller 1/8 bends and...
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Hi!
I am experiencing slow drainage in my main sewer and a plummer told me there are roots in the system.
I dug a trench to locate the main sewer, which I found.
It consists of 2 feet of 4"...
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