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From my sister in law's house

And brother-in-law gets to fix it for free

 

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Taken from a flip. Main was backed up due to roots and Kleenex. All plumbing was done by the previous owner. I highly suggested to have it replaced before putting it on the market.

What's up with that u-turn drain?

 

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I have no clue why the pictures flipped... first time this site has done that to me.

If you take the picture with your phone vertical it auto rotates to horizontal when you post it. I think that's the glitch.

 

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Super old pic but just saw this thread, these were venting 2 50 gallon water heaters

I thought it was a metal concentric vent at first

 

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Eddy K got it test for top out. Only served the washer so it was draining somewhat but enough water was seeping out following the rope handle to cause some good damage

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When using test tee's these plugs are easier to use and draining is no mess.

 

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Water heater vents. I guess no one paid attention to the two feet taller than anything within 10 feet rule. This is a townhouse community with about 100 units all the same.

 

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Check out this one!

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Aside from the obvious fails, why do people waste materials money on a drain pan that they don't hook up? I see that quite often.

 

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I'm out of town finishing a little job so in the hotel room I found this beauty. Why we need to check the plumbing everywhere we go?

Technically it's a trap.

 

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I once saw someone on Craigslist selling five gallon buckets full of chunks of red and blue pex ranging from 1'-3' for $5. Maybe the handyman found a smoking deal like that somewhere?

Or he was piping around some boxes he was too lazy to move

 

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Speaking of noticing plumbing in non work situations...

I think I know why they did this but still silly as hell

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Because they didn't have a Y branch tailpiece?

 

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Hot side of the water heater, 1/2" line fed a shower, a tub, and a lav. The other 1/2" fed the washing machine and kitchen sink. Cold to bathroom and kitchen is piped in 1/2" also, so bathroom has toilet, lav, shower, and tub.

 

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Nice gas flex

 

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Is that seriously two range connectors coupled together?

Yes, I thought it was worse going under a door jam.

 

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My cousin sent me this picture

 

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Lol what the heck.:vs_laugh:

I like how they piped it in the clean out when there’s a perfectly good drain 6-8 inches below it.

 

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Pedestal sink drain

 

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Lav sink needs lever handles and it’s not deep enough for wheelchair access. Women’s toilet needs handle on the wide access side. He tried to use caulk to raise the toilets to ADA height.

 

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Attic furnace/evaporator coil Secondary a/c condensation line by code needs to be stubbed out in a conspicuous place usually over a window to alert you if there’s a problem with the primary drain. It must have been dripping so someone piped it to ground level.

 

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This was tapped off a water line under a sink and ran to a water cooler in break room at a business.

 

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The electrical outlet for the dishwasher is a little sketchy