can it be used for a washing machine drain dry well
1323771
Also consider the size/capacity of your washer. Draining a full load of water, frequently, may require two joined dry wells to handle the amount of water being drained.
1323772
The basin works as good as your soil drains. If you soil can drain as much water as your machine puts out in between cycles, yes.
1323773
Drain water from a washing machine is considered "greywater" and this well can certainly be used for it. "Blackwater," (which is sewage) is not allowed. Note: this has nothing to do with the color of the water, but rather the classification of the material being drained. Hope this helps....
1323774
Sure but in the end it has to be in the ground to drain and you will not be able to do 10 loads in a row. maybe 3 or 4 then time to seep into ground
87751
Absolutely. Just be sure to not use a dryer sheet. It will lose some of it's absorbency. I've run it through the dryer dozens of times.
238711
No. Only use it when you drain the line after use and don't anticipate using the washer for an extended period (for example; over the winter months). The purpose of this product is to prevent the seals in the pump from drying out and shortening their lifespan. If you use the washer regularly it's unnecessary.
947566
The flow capacity of this pump should be more than adequate but depends on the head you're pumping against--check the pump curves for that. You will have to set the pump in a sump or container then direct the washer drain into the sump.
419420
I imagine so. I would hand wash and air dry. I don't think it would do to well in a washer (not even on a gently cycle).
189629
Dry clean is the best bet ,it is very large and won't fit in most washers. Works great if your using it for really cold weather but really hot otherwise.
253064
Yes, and it works quite well. I use the tool, rinse under the faucet then let it air dry.
1645318
I don't think so. It's good for picking up water on the surface but not soaked in. Also microfiber really absorbs more when it's moist already. So taking it out dry wouldn't be ideal.
351318
Yes it can. Just put your washer to either delicates or hand wash. Then low heat in dryer. Washed at least 10 times since purchase in beginning of April
676653
Yes - we use in in our crawl space and it works quite well. One of the criteria was the drain pump which we use to drain the dehumidifier into our washer drain which is above floor level.
1408150
You could and would need fittings but this is a whole house type filter and most washing machines have a filter built in or at a minimum a screen on the inlet line
1805442
Yes. This is Certified & Tested for use in High Efficiency (H.E.) and Standard Washing Machines.
774466
From the way you stated your question I take it that you plan to connect the Campbell valve directly to the output of your washing machine drain hose. If that's true and from what I've read about the spring pressure requiring 1/2 pound pressure to open the valve it may work if the valve is connected close to the washing machine. I would think the further away the valve is connected you would loose pressure due to possible air in the drain line. However the valve is designed for use with a sump pump. To be certain contact Campbell Mfg or buy one and give it a go. Good luck.
1002547
I would not think so but never tried and probably won't. It does work great in washer to dryer.
1364447
I used it for drain hose for a pump but it looks like it might work with a shop vac. It is not as heavy as my shop vac hose.
1783477
this is a small hand held Dryer I use it for Drying my motor bike after washing it's very powerful but i don't think suitable for yard work !
1640076
Yes - you could use it in a sink drain. You just need to take it out more frequently and clean it as the drain in not as big.