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    Feb 10, 2009, 12:20 AM
    Closing off sink pipe
    We want to move the sink in the bathroom to a new location. The new location has its own set of pipes and I need to close off the other pipes. My question is will this mess with the drainage of other sinks. Never consider this until I was reading another question on here. I don't think it will.
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    Feb 10, 2009, 06:33 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by Mundy View Post
    We want to move the sink in the bathroom to a new location. The new location has its own set of pipes and I need to close off the other pipes. My question is will this mess with the drainage of other sinks. Never consider this untill I was reading another question on here. I dont think it will.
    Capping off the water and drain on one lavatory shouldn't have any effect on the others. Do not cap off the vent. Good luck, Tom
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