Haven't done a lot of household plumbing...we're getting new counter tops installed next week, we're installing a new sink and the drain is back a little further in the sink than this one so I have to redo the drain.
The new sink will also have the disposal on the main drain so no tee-ing of the drain will be needed.
Since I have to redo it I would like to fix the janky mess shown below.
First off do I have enough room to fit a P trap? You're supposed to have 12" of straight pipe after the trap right?
Second, this stuff is all some kind of slip, compression joint crap, I don't know what but it's fallen apart while the dishwasher was running before which is not pleasant. What's the best way to do this, glued PVC with a couple unions?
The new sink will also have the disposal on the main drain so no tee-ing of the drain will be needed.
Since I have to redo it I would like to fix the janky mess shown below.
First off do I have enough room to fit a P trap? You're supposed to have 12" of straight pipe after the trap right?
Second, this stuff is all some kind of slip, compression joint crap, I don't know what but it's fallen apart while the dishwasher was running before which is not pleasant. What's the best way to do this, glued PVC with a couple unions?
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