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I've installed a garbage disposal... now a plumbing question
So I installed a disposal unit, where there wasn't one previously. and
when the sink fills up with a little bit of water (from items being placed in the unit) and i turn it on, some of the waste gets pushed up and out the opposite sink drain hole... covering the newly washed and drying dishes. I can prevent this from happening by putting the plug in the other side... is this common though? is my plumbing wrong? it looks like this (it's a double sink, obviously) the rest of the waste goes down normally, it just is looking for the easiest way out...I hope my lay out looks correct. Wash sink Dry sink _____________|_______________ GD || || || ======T======= || || Wste===== || || || = PTRAP |
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