Here's a diagram illustrating it.
by LondonDomer (2012-12-10 16:51:57)
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In reply to: Why is the dishwasher plumbed to the sink? posted by Mr Wednesday
It goes through the air-gap. Apparently this is common and even required by plumbing code in some states. Through the air gap, then the disposal. I don't know if new sinks have a place for this air gap or not. Edit: I guess I'd just get a sink with the right amount of holes built in.
I don't friggin' know...
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- I'm guessing your drain is not vented. - Rudy36 2012-12-10 17:03:25
- That makes sense. - Mr Wednesday 2012-12-10 17:00:18
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