Can I Run Bathtub, Kitchen Sink, and Vanity on One Drain? When running plumbing in a back-to-back bathroom and kitchen setup, it’s essential to understand how to route the drainage properly. Here’s a breakdown of whether you can run your bathtub, kitchen sink, and vanity on a single drain line and how to manage the… Continue reading Can I Run Bathtub, Kitchen Sink, and Vanity on One Drain?
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Can I Tap into Copper for CSST Gas Line?
If you’re working on a plumbing project and considering tapping into an existing copper gas line to run CSST (Corrugated Stainless Steel Tubing) to your stove, you may have some concerns. Here’s what you need to know about the process and whether it’s a good idea. Question: Can I tap into the 3/8″ copper line… Continue reading Can I Tap into Copper for CSST Gas Line?
3/4″ Poly Pipe Run: How Far Can You Go at 60 PSI?
3/4″ Poly Pipe Run: How Far Can You Go at 60 PSI? (plumbing101.i234.me) — Running long stretches of 3/4″ SIDR polyflex pipe for garden irrigation can work well — as long as you plan for pressure loss, elevation, and flow rate. Here’s how to estimate what “reasonable” pressure looks like at the end of your… Continue reading 3/4″ Poly Pipe Run: How Far Can You Go at 60 PSI?
Can You Use Grey PVC for Irrigation Lines?
Can You Use Grey PVC for Irrigation Lines?(plumbing101.i234.me) — If you’re dealing with leaking Rain Bird 100DAS valves and thinking about switching to grey PVC, you’re not alone. Many homeowners prefer the look of grey pipe and want to know if it works with standard white PVC. Let’s answer your key questions. Q: Can grey… Continue reading Can You Use Grey PVC for Irrigation Lines?