Re: Washer drain backing up into my kitchen sink
- From: Jeff Wisnia <jwisnia@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2007 17:08:28 -0400
Nate wrote:
Hello,
My washer backs-up into my kitchen sink when it drains. What could the
problem be, or is it just an old house?
The sink fills about half-way, but never overflows. The sink drains a
minute or so later and there is a residue with small black chips of
grime and a few minutes of local unpleasent odor. My house was built
in '69. I am nervouse because my neighbor told me the pipe exiting his
house to the back alley had partially collapsed last year and he had
to drill into the cement to fix it. He said the pipe installed by the
builders was not meant to last beyond 30 years or so.
Thank You For Your Time,
Nathan
It would be very helpful if you told us if it was your CLOTHESwasher or your DISHwasher....
Jeff
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