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Jack L. Gilleland · #1 11/21/07, 12:07 AM

I've never seen one used for so many things that the washer wouldn't fit.

~~Brian A. MacNeish~~ · #2 11/21/07, 6:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jgilleland

I've never seen one used for so many things that the washer wouldn't fit.

The obvious question: Where will the washer drain go?

Another case of good job pre-planning!!

David P. Valley · #3 11/21/07, 8:53 AM

Ahhh, you don't need that drain. Why wash clothes?

Michael W. Gault · #4 11/21/07, 8:54 AM

Defintely a case where a 2 inch drain may have to be 'upgraded' to a 3 (or bigger)...

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