bathroom sink drainage
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mccurrach
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bathroom sink drainage

by mccurrach » Tue Jun 01, 2010 6:46 pm

Hi all

We have installed a style of bathroom sink that does not have an overflow. I have a push button chrome plug installed but soon realised that the water hardly flows down into the drain pipe since there is no air flowing through an overflow hole, hence there is a vaccum. The water in the sink takes forever to drain. Are there any bottle, p, s traps with a built in air input to overcome this problem?

Thanks in anticipation

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Re: bathroom sink drainage

by plumbbob » Wed Jun 02, 2010 8:32 pm

mccurrach wrote: Are there any bottle, p, s traps with a built in air input to overcome this problem?



http://www.awin1.com/awclick.php?mid=12 ... -Trap-32mm

"P" traps are also available in an antivac style.

I am sceptical it will solve your problem though, but I would welcome being wrong.

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