Terry, thanks for your website. I have found it quite helpful. Haven't seen an answer to a question I have on plumbing a double sink sink with a disposal. I am installing a new double sink with a disposer (I don't think it should matter but if it does, I will be connection a dishwasher discharge to the port on the disposal). The original drain connection used a baffle tee at the bottom of a 90 degree tailpiece coming out of the disposer. The side part of the tee connected to the drain from the other side of the sink. I want to get rid of the baffle tee as it restricts flow and also get rid of the thin walled polypropeline 1 1/2 drain pieces and go with 1 1/2 ABS pipe and fittings. The new sink will have the same bowl depths on both sides (current sink has the disposal side 3" higher). What I am thinking of is the following. Using the 90 degree discharge tube from the disposal it would connect to the top of a long turn wye. The long turn side of the wye would connect horizontally to the other side of the sink. The bottom of the wye would connect to an 1 1/2 ABS p trap that would then be connected to the drain line coming from the wall. (I am thinking I will have enough height to do this. If not, I may need to substitute a sanitary street wye for the long turn wye). Using this setup I can have full unrestricted flow from both sinks. Hopefully this description makes sense. Do you see any reason why this would not work or not be an acceptable connection? Thanks for any input you might have.