My sewer clean out pipe is flush against the foundation so the Doggie Doo top won't fit. Has anyone successfully dealt with this problem?
1872432
Yes! Mine was the same way. Go to Home Depot or another home improvement type store and purchase a 90 degree 3 or 4 inch(depending on your size clean out pipe) elbow plumbing fixture. You will also need the male threaded connector to fit your original opening and the female thread connector for the doggie doo drain. Some pvc glue and that's it. Its very simple.... This will then allow you to mount the Doggie Doo drain in an upright position. See picture here (copy and paste this link) - http://i1204.photobucket.com/albums/bb417/rb404/SAM_0034_zps5c8ff231.jpg
1872433
I agree with Jarred, you really don't need the Doggie doo top. You can just take your cap off and put the dog waste down your cleanout when you are ready. Just make sure to flush with water.
1872434
To be completely honest, you don't need the doggie doo drain, just a cap that you can easily remove when you're ready to discard the waste.
1872435
Mine is not, however you might try getting a screw in adapter from a plumbing supply house
1707999
this fit perfectly over the 3" pipe. i bought two of these, but the builder fooled me and put a 4" pipe in my 2nd location, and this cover did not fit.
1091703
Sounds like either you are not placing the rubber tube snuggly over the hose or your pet is moving it. I have placed ours on a skid proof mat (my dog is a sloppy drinker!) so it stays positioned correctly. That might help.
802444
We have no problem. I think that's a question for your plumber or whoever installed it. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
171536
This product is specifically for Roots that are growing into your pipes. This is more typical with the OLD STYLE Piping (1930's-1960's). It won't unclog a drain if its due to hair,grease,etc.The Copper somewhat kills the roots back causing them to shrink & retract. If you notice the problem is more prominent in Sept.-Oct(First rain) through April then you have a Root issue.
2005859
You can add pipe to the depth you need. I would not want to extend the handles.
191662
I had two very similar problems and unfortunately, no matter how tight I wrapped the pipe, it didn't work. I used JB Weld, (not the water one-that didn't work), and it worked on one and still holds. I had to replace the copper pipe on the other.
2175691
I use a short piece of ASB drain pipe. I have two lengths. It slides right over the shade and I can move it in or out to make it longer.
175231
If your house has an outside drain clean out it will work. Mine is attached to the city sewer, and they actually prefer it be flushed vs sent to the land fill.
723395
I have a 4" cast iron collar for the drain in my basement floor. Not sure on the dimensions but I am guessing you have the same. They sell a rubber doughnut at home supplies or Amazon that is intended to go between the wall of the collar and a thin walled pvc pipe. Don't make the mistake of trying to get thick walled to work, as I did. Then this 4" device will expand perfectly to seal against the walls of the thin walled drain pipe. Have had two. The first was good for about 15 years and both have been a great investment.
1809173
I agree with Minos. My drain is flush with the tub and is just a big giant hole that allows everything to go down it (like this http://pix.soundwag.com/web/drain.jpg). This sits right on top. There is a slight curve to this, and it sits curve side up. If you have the type of drain that also acts as the stopper and sticks up into the tub (like this http://s2.hubimg.com/u/5464035_f248.jpg), this will not work on that.
4718
No, it should fully drain away. Perhaps there is something wrong with the connection, or the pipe is blocked?
606981
I went on line and looked under images, I never drilled a hole/pit in the floor, resistance against the bottom of the sink and floor, (pointy end down), seem to keep it in place, I took a level to it, I did a 'trial' fit first thinking I would go back and add the 'beauty' ring/floor cap but haven't , its been three months, and it has worked well, good luck
2009062
Looks like the clearance is about 4 3/8" from top of curve to pipe center. Your clearance should be just enough.
1834094
Kathleen, this product won't be a good fit for fixing your problem!! Reason being is that it's a flat and will not spin like your thinking. Your better off going to home depot and picking up a cheap hand held drain snake that you can rotate with one hand as your holding the housing with another!
1917523
Yes. Have the skimmer and the floor plumbed into each side of the tee and run the bottom of the tee into your pump. To have full even flow, have the valve handle towards the pump. The baffle is opposite of the handle and should be marked "OFF."
2101022
There should be a white pipe with a cap on it. sticking out of the ground in your yard between the house and main sewer line on your street. Mine is in a shrub bed near the house in the front yard.