Hi. Let me preface this by saying I know NOTHING about plumbing so this is probably a stupid question.
In my basement, there was no floor drain near the furnace for the A/C condensate. There is a floor clean out about 3 feet from the furnace.
My contractor chipped out the slap and ran a new drain which comes out of the floor beside the furnace. Why couldn't I just uncap the clean out and drain the AC into that?
Is it because the clean out does not have a trap?
Again, sorry for the stupidity. I'm just curious.
In my basement, there was no floor drain near the furnace for the A/C condensate. There is a floor clean out about 3 feet from the furnace.
My contractor chipped out the slap and ran a new drain which comes out of the floor beside the furnace. Why couldn't I just uncap the clean out and drain the AC into that?
Is it because the clean out does not have a trap?
Again, sorry for the stupidity. I'm just curious.