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I'm doing a complete kitchen remodeling and a single bowl will be replacing a double bowl sink on a kitchen island. I'll be cutting off the waste line connections and the supply lines (capping them off for the cabinets install). I plan to place a 2x4 under the supply lines and clamping them down for support. After the dry wall and cabinets are installed I'll glue cpvc to copper thread connections. I plan to cap off one of the two waste lines and use the other for the sink with a disposer. I'll have the dishwasher drain into the disposer connection
My first question is this OK? I'm not sure if having a dead pipe if it would eventually fill up with food waste!
My second question is: Is it allowed to place the dishwasher drain directly connected to the second waste line via a trap? I prefer the disposer connection since it keeps the grinding chamber of the dispose clean.
I do not like this type of vent but that's is the way the house was built and 99.9% of the homes in Florida are on concrete slabs. The saving grace is the old sink base cabinet was bumped out about 4 inches so there is plenty of pipe extending out of the framed wall to stub them off before the new cabinets are installed.
My first question is this OK? I'm not sure if having a dead pipe if it would eventually fill up with food waste!
My second question is: Is it allowed to place the dishwasher drain directly connected to the second waste line via a trap? I prefer the disposer connection since it keeps the grinding chamber of the dispose clean.
I do not like this type of vent but that's is the way the house was built and 99.9% of the homes in Florida are on concrete slabs. The saving grace is the old sink base cabinet was bumped out about 4 inches so there is plenty of pipe extending out of the framed wall to stub them off before the new cabinets are installed.