DirtyJerz
Member
Hi,
I currently have 1/2” copper pipe going to a gate valve and standard washer hose connectors for hot and cold water. This is hooked up with regular hoses to a full size washer.
In the near future, I’m going to be adding a bunch of things here: another full size washer, a pedestal washer (LG Sidekick), and a dryer with steam function.
So I’m ultimately going to need 4 cold water connectors and 3 hot water ones.
The sidekick comes with wye connectors, but it seems ridiculous (and risky?) to daisy chain those for everything else.
Garden hose wyes aren’t rated for hot water and probably wouldn’t fit anyway since I need the “expansion” of connectors to happen in opposite directions (left/right) for hot and cold pipes so they don’t collide.
So how do I do this? Was at Lowe’s the other day and nothing came to mind from looking at the various pipe/plumbing components in terms of how I would put this together.
Thanks!
I currently have 1/2” copper pipe going to a gate valve and standard washer hose connectors for hot and cold water. This is hooked up with regular hoses to a full size washer.
In the near future, I’m going to be adding a bunch of things here: another full size washer, a pedestal washer (LG Sidekick), and a dryer with steam function.
So I’m ultimately going to need 4 cold water connectors and 3 hot water ones.
The sidekick comes with wye connectors, but it seems ridiculous (and risky?) to daisy chain those for everything else.
Garden hose wyes aren’t rated for hot water and probably wouldn’t fit anyway since I need the “expansion” of connectors to happen in opposite directions (left/right) for hot and cold pipes so they don’t collide.
So how do I do this? Was at Lowe’s the other day and nothing came to mind from looking at the various pipe/plumbing components in terms of how I would put this together.
Thanks!