Can you use with a drain pan under washer?
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Are the feet of your washer in a drain pan now? These gaskets work very well on a floor. I think that the vibrations that they are buffering could possibly crack a drain pan. Or at the very least, it could reduce the effectiveness of one or the other. I do not use a drain pan.
346757
Yes, it can, but you will have water pooling in the center as the legs on one side are slightly higher. I love this drainer except I replaced the silverware holder with one from Bed,Bath&Beyond; in stainless. The design of the one that comes with the drainer is awkward and everything flops over.
829474
I have only used these in my A/C drain pan and really can't answer your question.
1652909
Yes you can. Keep in mind though... that the drain ring... the ring you see in the bottom of the sink... may not be compatible with certain garbage disposal units. We ordered the Elkay drain in black and it would not connect to our Whirlaway disposal... so we have the chrome colored ring on the disposal side and the black Elkay ring on the regular drain side. I didn't like it at first... but when we have family over its easy for them to tell which side has the disposal....
935894
No drain.pull pans out drain grease out ,wash out put pans back in ,put elements back in.
747399
If you have a stainless steel sink that is top mounted, the plugs will be ok. However if you have a granite counter with an under mount sink I don't know if I would like that look. However, you might be able to use one hole opening to accommodate your soap dispense and the other hole for a push button garbage disposal switch.
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My Washing machine has a external drainage hose that is attached to a scrub sink by a plactic tie wrap. The lint filters advertised here attach to the end of the drainage hose with a plastic tie wrap and the water filters through the lint filter to catch the link as the hose drains. I am not aware of anything you can put inside of the washer itself to catch the lint.
16874
Offset drains are better for undersink storage. There is no problem with drainage. Do not leave cast iron lids in sink for extended periods of time. May stain sink
653383
I don't see why you couldn't. However, if you use it with the drain hole unplugged, make sure you have a small bucket positioned on the shelf underneath it so the draining water doesn't splash onto your floor or carpet.
1474364
It could if you get it in to the drain pipe below the pipes connecting into the main drain pipe.
1809175
I use it under the drain cover. We have a beveled area, 3 inches in diameter, which connects to the drain pipe. This fits in with a little room to spare, and the nicer drain cover screws down over it. Still have to pull it out every couple weeks to clean off, but better than the really fine mesh baskets which clog up too easily.
835246
I would recommend a much higher grade hose for your washing machine. This is very lightweight and may not handle hot water very well. The damage that can be caused by a washing machine drain hose failure warrants spending a little more money on a much better product designed for your specific application.
1966994
I'm not sure. It's a very inexpensive drain cleaner though. It might be worth a shot, I'm sure it wouldn't hurt anything.
859776
I have put hot pan on the block with a towel beneath and had no issues. Have not tried a hot pan with nothing under.
2075107
No I don't think so and won't do it. The litter trapped inside the mat might destroy your washer. I always buy a new one when the existing one gets too old.
235075
The unit remains outdoors and does quite well. After the drain pan is cleaned, I place it over the control knob on top to keep water from potentially seeping down into the temp control. I don't know if it would but it is a precaution. As to the product, performs very well.
1455893
The first thing you should do is get the dimensions for each model and compare them. If they are close or identical in size it should be no problem. If they are of different dimensions or if you have installed a new sink where the drains are not in the same position (as I did in switching to an undermount granite sink), some minor reworking of the plumbing may be needed. Regardless, this should not be difficult. I picked up a garbage disposal install kit at Home Depot for about 15 bucks. It has a variety of PVC plumbing connections in various lengths and angles. You might have to jerry-rig some of the connections, but the kit comes with threaded connections and washers, so no PVC glue or primer is necessary. Just make sure you measure twice, cut once, and install the washers in the correct direction, and you should be able to make it work. I also found some excellent install videos on You-tube for my particular set up (double sink drains, with the disposal on the left side and the drain connection on the right). Good luck!