Washing machine drain hose siliconed into waste pipe. Why?

dilalio · 2024-11-15T15:57:29+0000

Madrab said:
Always try to avoid using any push fit waste on anything, terrible stuff, especially with pumped drainage.

Yep.
If it pushes ON... guess what... Lol

SandyLyon · 2024-11-15T16:36:40+0000

Providing the existing standpipe is a standard size, a HepVo valve fitted vertically would do the job.

markjg123 · 2024-11-15T17:21:57+0000

Madrab said:
Always try to avoid using any push fit waste on anything, terrible stuff, especially with pumped drainage.

The washing machine stand pipe and the elbow as suggested by @HERTS P&D is all that's needed, using the off cut from the current pipe to join them both. Job done.

Phew! I've got those two parts. Will fit when I get time.

dilalio · 2024-11-15T18:08:09+0000

Any more ways to skin a cat?

HERTS P&D · 2024-11-15T18:29:00+0000

dilalio said:
Any more ways to skin a cat?

Move the washing machine next to the kitchen sink and plumb in to the waste underneath.

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Washing machine drain hose siliconed into waste pipe. Why?

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