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Apt main kitchen drain is higher than double sink drain do I need special trap?
Attempting to repair apt kitchen double sink drain,found that old 2" copper main drain is actually higher than sink drains. I am wondering if I need to modify the p-trap for better drainage.
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Originally Posted by hkstroud
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