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DIY: installing washer hook up
My family has just purchased a house. It was built in 1849 and has never had a washing machine. There is a mud room next to the bathroom with a crawl space under both. We would like to install a washer hook up in the mud room by ourselves using the water from the bathroom. How would we go about doing this? For instance- materials, permits( if any), and over view on what needs to be done?
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Permits is up to your city building inspector so call him. Sounds lkike you have your water supply close by but do you also have a drain line at least 2" in diameter? What kind of supply pipes are in the bathroom, copper, galvanized, PVC?
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