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I have a double compartment kitchen sink and when I use the water in one soap comes out of the other one.. The only thing I could think of is that there is a blockage somewhere after the trap...anyone ever seen this happen

Home Depot sells black plastic wedges that have breakable areas.. I used them before they work great

We use to have this stuff at work you heated up the cast iron with a torch and rubbed this stick on it to seal the crack.. I don’t remember what is is called.. trying to find some

I am a plumber but can’t find if they still make the black and white stick that your heat up and rub on the cast iron to repair it... maybe I don’t have the name right or maybe the names changed...

I would run 1/8 per foot

Maybe it's a cleanout

Very nice love the window behibd

Nope just put some water down all the traps.. that will keep the seal nice.

Google its, it works great! Let me know if you do it... u can thank me later... hope it helps

Yes I do it all the time on the commercial plumbing jobs I do.. the city plumbing inspector requires it

Get about 1/2 of cup of peppermint oil from a local store.. tape up all the bath tub vents and the fresh air vent outside. Dump the peppermint oil down the vent stack and dump 3 gallons of hot water down the vent stack too. Then cap it.. go inside and start smelling for it.. you'll find which...

You can do a peppermint test

Gal to pvc you can use a regular no hub coupling, both outside diameters are the same

There is this black adhesive live called black swan... I always use alittle when tying into old stuff and or if there is a small crack where and has to be tightened..

Have someone go around running the sinks flushing toilets and go and see if u can hear the water

Man I could always is a water hammer

Granger has them. I have one at work and that's where we picked it up... check out granger.com

I use a drill on torch number 9 and. A 5/16 hex tip... tighten or loosen with drill and then click it twice

I have ran the vent pipe outside and some plumbers take the vent and elbow them right into the sink

When I have this problem or a big caulk joint I always shim it if it needs it then have the tile guys grout it with the same color grout on thenfloor