waterless traps

[Bruce A. King]

I changed out my p-traps to these waterless traps earlier this year after I found a crack in a p-trap after a cold winter.

These work very well, no air loss and are easy to clean.
http://www.airtecproducts.com/waterlesstrap_main.asp


I put "regular" p-traps filled with mineral oil on the secondaries.

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by bking

I changed out my p-traps to these waterless traps earlier this year after I found a crack in a p-trap after a cold winter.

These work very well, no air loss and are easy to clean.
http://www.airtecproducts.com/waterlesstrap_main.asp


I put "regular" p-traps filled with mineral oil on the secondaries.

Pretty slick Bruce...never seen or heard of these before....

[David A. Andersen]

Oh my, these are great!

But are they > $1.29?

Contractors don't want to spend $1/ft for pipe to keep the house from falling down.
I can see them running out to buy these!

[Bob Elliott]

Originally Posted by bking

I changed out my p-traps to these waterless traps earlier this year after I found a crack in a p-trap after a cold winter.

These work very well, no air loss and are easy to clean.
http://www.airtecproducts.com/waterlesstrap_main.asp


I put "regular" p-traps filled with mineral oil on the secondaries.

Why do you need to that?
Is this a second home?

[James R. Szczesny]

I bet hair get caught up in them pretty easy..

[Michael R. Boyett]

Originally Posted by jszczesny

I bet hair get caught up in them pretty easy..

You would have a much bigger problem if you have hair in your condensate drain line.

[Charley L. Bottger]

Originally Posted by dduffy

Pretty slick Bruce...never seen or heard of these before....

Every thing that goes around comes around I was installing a similar item in the drain lines back in 1974 the name was stinky stopper