In this DIY tutorial, Joe Schmidt demonstrates how to install a drain system. He then explains different ways to configure the drain system for your own situation. Why hire a professional to install your drain pipes when you can do it yourself with this how to video?
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Fix a leaking radiator valve
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Replace (or install) a widespread bathroom faucet
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Install the shower base and connect it to the drain
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Wire a light switch
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Cut a machine screw without damaging the threads
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Remove a shower stall and replace it with a new one
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Install a kitchen faucet in a granite countertop
1 Comment
Reversing the trap is incorrect. It's illedal to have a slip net connection below the weir of the trap (the area of the trap that is made to hold the water seal.
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