rancherman
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talk about your drain pipe arrangement
I lived in a place that also had a washer that liked to 'puke' suds up. It was odd because it only did it in the winter time. Turns out the vent stack was plugged from frost, There was air back flowing and this air was pushing suds up out the 'pipe' the washer gooseneck was hung.
Are you septic tank or city sewer? Older septic systems weren't the best vented and every gallon of water displaces 1 gallon of air. this air needs to go 'somewhere'..
Another thought on the general plumbing; how far is the actual trap on this drain from the washing machine gooseneck? I've seen some pretty 'creative' designs out 'here'.. some barely defy gravity.. some would suck a bowling ball up.
Do you ever see suds burping up in any of your toilets, bath, shower, sinks when the washer drains?
I lived in a place that also had a washer that liked to 'puke' suds up. It was odd because it only did it in the winter time. Turns out the vent stack was plugged from frost, There was air back flowing and this air was pushing suds up out the 'pipe' the washer gooseneck was hung.
Are you septic tank or city sewer? Older septic systems weren't the best vented and every gallon of water displaces 1 gallon of air. this air needs to go 'somewhere'..
Another thought on the general plumbing; how far is the actual trap on this drain from the washing machine gooseneck? I've seen some pretty 'creative' designs out 'here'.. some barely defy gravity.. some would suck a bowling ball up.
Do you ever see suds burping up in any of your toilets, bath, shower, sinks when the washer drains?