Replacing corroded waste pipe in kitchen.

Posted by Eddie McG on May 13, 2003 at 15:26:00:
I have an unusable basement sink because the waste pipe (2 inch) is about 10 inches long and completely corroded except for an approx. 3 inch section that leads into the wall. Additionally, the drain appears to be clogged since when I pour water down the pipe via a funnel it backs up shortly after I begin pouring. Any ideas on how I can get this sink functioning again. I can replace the old brass piping with PVC but how to I connect the PVC to the small section of pipe leading into the wall? Eddie

Posted by Eddie McG on May 13, 2003 at 15:26:00:

I have an unusable basement sink because the waste pipe (2 inch) is about 10 inches long and completely corroded except for an approx. 3 inch section that leads into the wall. Additionally, the drain appears to be clogged since when I pour water down the pipe via a funnel it backs up shortly after I begin pouring.
Any ideas on how I can get this sink functioning again. I can replace the old brass piping with PVC but how to I connect the PVC to the small section of pipe leading into the wall?

Eddie

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