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Anonymous users2024-01-23Water conservation? But it doesn't feel very hygienic to put the tube in directly... You can put it in the basin and flush it down the toilet.
The washing machine has no floor drain? Then just cut a hole near the toilet to the sewer pipe.
Put it directly into the toilet tank, it's not very suitable... The height of the water tank exceeds the height of the washing machine drain, and it is impossible for water to flow up.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The upper water pipe is the same, but there are different outlets.
The sewer channel is different, the sewer pipe of the washing machine enters the sewage pipe through the floor drain, and the feces from the toilet sewage pipe enters the septic tank, which must be pretreated before entering the municipal sewage pipe network for combined treatment.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The idea is good, saving water, not easy to operate, and not practical.
No way. The toilet should be a dedicated drain because the toilet has a large displacement and has a ...... smell
In a frozen area, pour some hot water. Slowly, the frozen place will melt, and the water can be drained.
I bought a sample of the washing machine floor drain on Taobao, and by the way, an ABS three-way interface solves the problem of washing machine, laundry basin and floor drainage, and there is no need to install 2 floor drains. There is an interface on the floor drain of the washing machine, which can be well connected with the three-way interface, and then 2 drains can be fixed without taking it down. And it does not affect the ground drainage.
Usually, there is only one water pipe in the household, and all the water in the household comes from there, not only the toilet, the washing machine, but also the kitchen.
It's hard to say without a picture, or the water pipe is blocked.