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3 Comments
Thanks for that video. Very informative. I recently had a new pump installed to pump the condensate out into the yard. I noticed that he did not install a trap in the 3/4" condensate PVC drain. Is the trap necessary? If so it looks like no problem to put one in.
Thanks again. I don't have a video to show you but I could send some pictures if that would help.
Bill Kynoch
Thank you so much , it saved me a lot of money. The wet dry vac worked like a charm and I will be doing that every 6 months as you advised . I am learning how to do things on my on and this web site has been great . Thank you again . Schery in Texas
Hey, thanks for sharing your expertise. As a DIY'er I appreciate all the help I can get.
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