Fast Laundry Upgrade/Water And Waste!
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2016
- Fast Laundry Upgrade/Water And Waste!
In today's video, we are taking you through a step-by-step process to upgrade your laundry drain, a project that's both cost-efficient and sure to boost the overall efficiency of your laundry room!
We're going to guide you on how to choose the right size drain for your washing machine and other connected appliances, ensuring optimum water flow. You'll also learn the importance of correct drain slope, preventing any pooling or water trapping, with a guideline of a 1/4 inch slope per foot of run.
But that's not all! We're diving into some plumbing specifics like the necessity for proper venting, which prevents gas build-up and promotes unrestricted water flow. And let's not forget the importance of having a properly installed trap to keep your home safe from unwanted sewer gases.
To top it all off, we'll be discussing the significance of being code-compliant, ensuring your upgrade is not just efficient but also safe and legal.
While we strongly advocate for professional installation, our video serves as an educational guide to help you understand the process. By the end of this video, you'll know exactly what's happening when your laundry drain gets an upgrade, making it easier to communicate with your professional plumber.
Fast Laundry Upgrade/Water And Waste!
We're also focusing on making these improvements convenient for landlords and tenants alike, ensuring the functionality and neatness of your laundry space.
So, if you're ready for an upgrade or just curious about the process, join us on this journey of learning and upgrading. Hit that Like button if you find this video helpful, and don't forget to subscribe for more home improvement guides and tips.
Tune in and let's turn that old laundry setup into a smooth, efficient system together! 🔧👍
I hope this fits your needs! If you need any further assistance, feel free to ask
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Mailing Address
Claude Taylor
B.O. Box 1251
New Waverly, TX 77358
plumberx1@gmail.com
Excellent video! You did a very meticulous and detailed job performing the tasks and explaining it to us. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
Man that's what I'm talking about! Why can't everyone in the business, in any business, be as knowledgeable, informative and as considerate as you have demonstrated in this video. Claude I wish you were doing business in N.C.
Your clear explanation made me feel like I was there with you asking questions. You talked about what most of us would want to know and why.
Great demonstration and explanation. And, thank you for not having music, as is the case with other CZcams tutorials. Not having music helps me concentrate on what you are saying.
I like your commitment to copper pipes and how thoroughly you solder them.
I love how you explained everything you did and offered other ideas also. Excellent tutorial!
Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge you rock Mr Taylor you are amazing plumber I watch all your videos
Thanksnantonnfornthe video. I'm doing exactly this job today for the first time.
I didn’t know the left side was always for the hot side. I’m new to plumbing. I guess you can tell by my comment. Thanks for the knowledge. Great video. If looking to upgrade my old laundry outlets to a more modern laundry box.
wonderfull vid. i love it iam a plumber and allways we learn something new. gracias amigo
excellent job I would love to do that upgrade to my laundry section but I would have to break out a whole section of stucco nice work thank u for sharing!!!!
What's up Claude, I will get around to call you i hope soon......working hard as ever...take care.
that cutting tool is awesome!!!! pricey I bet....
Amazing work.
Thanks for the video it was very helpful.
Enjoyed your video. Very professional work.
Great job, very neat.
That was great, just about the time I was going to gripe about how the galvanized was scary flexing, at
Omg! Thanks just what I was looking for! That is sooo much better and neater
I am just now repairing a damaged wall where the cheaply made washer outlet box allowed the water from leaky valves to drip into the wall cavity. The flimsy snap-in plastic pieces that the valves attach to have O-rings but don't come close to sealing water-tight, so water leaking from the valves dripped into the wall behind the drywall below over years (with no evidence looking at the valves themselves every day!) causing some expensive damage. Having lived through that, if I were installing in the situation here I would have run the supply lines over the top of the box and hanging down into the box, with the drain on the bottom. Any valve leakage would then end up in the drain, and more importantly be clearly visible when it started.