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Washing Machine Plug Under Sink. To plumb a sink and washing machine together, you need to connect both the sink and washing machine to the necessary water supply lines and install. The traps under your sink are rated for washing machine and dishwasher use. Connect the washing machine as described in our ‘how to plumb in a washing. You will need to locate the hose connections under your sink and should switch off your water supply before beginning. The mini stop valve that connects the supply pipe to the machine’s hose lets you isolate the machine without turning off your water. I suggest using the barbed nipple as it is easier to link to and clamp on rather than trying to find a compatible hose. Next, remove the plug from your washing machine drain hose and connect it directly to the sink drain using a screwdriver or wrench (depending on what kind of hose clamp you have). Connect the waste hose to a washing machine trap beneath. If both of them are together, you might be able to vent them with a single vent if they are close enough. You can tie your washing machine to a sink drain as long as a vented pipe is tied into the drain to keep the water flow fluid. Recently the pipe for the dishwasher came off the drainage pipe under the sink, which in result tripped the electrics.

You can tie your washing machine to a sink drain as long as a vented pipe is tied into the drain to keep the water flow fluid. I suggest using the barbed nipple as it is easier to link to and clamp on rather than trying to find a compatible hose. Recently the pipe for the dishwasher came off the drainage pipe under the sink, which in result tripped the electrics. To plumb a sink and washing machine together, you need to connect both the sink and washing machine to the necessary water supply lines and install. Next, remove the plug from your washing machine drain hose and connect it directly to the sink drain using a screwdriver or wrench (depending on what kind of hose clamp you have). Connect the waste hose to a washing machine trap beneath. The traps under your sink are rated for washing machine and dishwasher use. Connect the washing machine as described in our ‘how to plumb in a washing. If both of them are together, you might be able to vent them with a single vent if they are close enough. The mini stop valve that connects the supply pipe to the machine’s hose lets you isolate the machine without turning off your water.

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Washing Machine Plug Under Sink Connect the washing machine as described in our ‘how to plumb in a washing. The mini stop valve that connects the supply pipe to the machine’s hose lets you isolate the machine without turning off your water. Connect the waste hose to a washing machine trap beneath. The traps under your sink are rated for washing machine and dishwasher use. You can tie your washing machine to a sink drain as long as a vented pipe is tied into the drain to keep the water flow fluid. Connect the washing machine as described in our ‘how to plumb in a washing. Next, remove the plug from your washing machine drain hose and connect it directly to the sink drain using a screwdriver or wrench (depending on what kind of hose clamp you have). I suggest using the barbed nipple as it is easier to link to and clamp on rather than trying to find a compatible hose. You will need to locate the hose connections under your sink and should switch off your water supply before beginning. Recently the pipe for the dishwasher came off the drainage pipe under the sink, which in result tripped the electrics. If both of them are together, you might be able to vent them with a single vent if they are close enough. To plumb a sink and washing machine together, you need to connect both the sink and washing machine to the necessary water supply lines and install.