Niffer1179
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This same question was asked below in a thread by johncm, but I have a similar problem without a simple work around.
Our dishwasher (in a very, very old) house was obviously installed after the sink and the drain hose goes through the floor into the basement, connects to a trap and drains directly into the main sewer line. It doesn't connect to the sink at all.
No air gap is required by our local building codes and the sink base cabinet is vintage metal that would requiring running the hose through two cabinets to get to the sink drain.
Is ok to use the existing drain setup since there is a trap installed? Thanks in advance for your help.
Our dishwasher (in a very, very old) house was obviously installed after the sink and the drain hose goes through the floor into the basement, connects to a trap and drains directly into the main sewer line. It doesn't connect to the sink at all.
No air gap is required by our local building codes and the sink base cabinet is vintage metal that would requiring running the hose through two cabinets to get to the sink drain.
Is ok to use the existing drain setup since there is a trap installed? Thanks in advance for your help.