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Outside, I have a hot line and cold line in two separate garden hoses. These run to a bathtub that is too far from the nozzles to adjust once you're in the tub. What would be the best way to create a shower type situation that we could post to nearby wall or vertical board. Being outdoors...

oh, by the way...we use 2-part epoxy for the quick fix and so far, it has held.

Sorry for the long response...notice the 'abs' clearly written on the black pipe...Also, the keen eye will notice a brown deck perpendicular to this pipe--spray painted...brown specs can indeed look like rust from a lousy photo. Thanks for keeping me honest.

Thanks for the advice. I'm 99.9% sure it's ABS as everything else connected is. But now you have me wondering. So, I'll go check... thanks.

I tried to attach a photo of a crack I have in an ABS connection. The crack is just above a T-joint. So, to repair, it looks like I'd have to replace the T-joint itself, PLUS all three connections, and then all the couplings on the OTHER end of the pipes leaving the T-joint. It there a a simple...

Thanks John, But do I need Primer or any cleaning solvent with ABS to ABS? And the white pipe from the outdoor sink is not PVC proper. not sure exactly what it is. any additional thoughts?

G'day, New to the forum and new to plumbing. I am trying to hook up an outdoor sink that has white drain pipes--not quite PVC--that will be connected to ABS that then has to be tied into another ABS pipe. Do I need primer AND ABS cement for the white pipe to ABS? And how about primer for...