Condense into washing machine trap

[Shednight]

Hi people. This is my first post. Haven't been on here for a while but it's a really good forum.

my question as the title describes is what are your views on putting the condence into a washing machine trap. I know it is a tight fit but should it really be done? Good practise?

 

[AWheating]

needs to be fitted into the pipework after a trap. Are you gas safe register'd? if so you would be best to join the gas safe only forum.

welcome to the forum.

 

[Shednight]

Thanks for the reply. Just wanted to hear other peoples views on this as I've came across this a few times.

Yeah I am gas safe registered but I haven't got enough posts to join that group.

 

[GasmanxxxR1]

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Use one of these!

 

[rbno22]

agree with gasman great bit of kit

 

[Shednight]

Thanks mate. That thing looks a lot easier than cutting a tee in and a reducer.

 

[AWheating]

Thanks for the reply. Just wanted to hear other peoples views on this as I've came across this a few times.

Yeah I am gas safe registered but I haven't got enough posts to join that group.

just reply to a few threads and you will have enough posts.

 

[Dan Masey]

http://www.mcalpineplumbing.com/med...d6ab8908349e1c22acb91bb76/A/S/ASC10-CO_12.jpg

 

[Reltub]

Depends on boiler, always best to check mi's but most will let you as there is a trap built into the boiler.

I also love them clamp kits lol use them all the time.

 

[plumber0808]

I use them clamps as well. There a blimin rip off ££