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Hi,

hopefully someone can help me. Basically I want to install a dishwasher but I am not sure what to do about my waste pipe situation below? As you can see I already have a washing machine waste pipe going into the pipes (grey pipe) but from what I can see I have no spare waste pipe connector for the dishwasher.
What can I do?
Also below the grey pipe there is a screw type connector on the loop (on the left), any ideas what this is for?

wastepipe.jpg
 
You want one of these
http://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/mcalpi...KHt8VktjSPVXWUVvVhNwGls4P8x96RO7t6hoC41zw_wcB
 
Thank you.
So once I have that fitted can I plug the dishwasher and washing machine into any of those two outlets? I assume it doesn't matter which one is used? Thanks.
 
Doesn't matter which but just try and make sure the waste pipes are attached firmly maybe using jubilee clips. And no tight bends as this will restrict the flow
 
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