Not sure if this will work.

[Ken Amelin]

Nothing seems to surprise me anymore.

Does a wash machine discharge more than 5 gals?

[Steven Turetsky]

If the pail overflows, they can always empty it into the sink.

[Jack Feldmann]

It seems its working just fine>

[Vern Heiler]

It seems its working just fine>
I agree! That is the air-gap required by the AHJ:D

[Rick Cantrell]

I agree! That is the air-gap required by the AHJ:D
Just to clarify, that is not an air gap.
A washing machine does not require an air gap, only an air break.
What is shown is an air break.
I only mention this because some HI's may not understand the difference in an air gap/ air break or which one is required for a washing machine.

[Vern Heiler]

Just to clarify, that is not an air gap.
A washing machine does not require an air gap, only an air break.
What is shown is an air break.
I only mention this because some HI's may not understand the difference in an air gap/ air break or which one is required for a washing machine.
You are correct sir...

[Rick Cantrell]

You are correct sir...
"sir" ?
Uh oh
Vern
I wasn't poking at you.
I realize you were making a lighthearted comment not intended to be technically accurate.

I really was thinking it may confuse some HI's (not you) about air gaps/ air breaks.

[Vern Heiler]

"sir" ?
Uh oh
Vern
I wasn't poking at you.
I realize you were making a lighthearted comment not intended to be technically accurate.

I really was thinking it may confuse some HI's (not you) about air gaps/ air breaks.

That was in my best Ed McMahon voice:)... and it was good that you pointed it out. No problem here.

Looking again, there might be an air-gap and an air-break:confused:

[Billy Stephens]

Nothing seems to surprise me anymore.

Does a wash machine discharge more than 5 gals?

Come on Guys !!!

The Bucket is for the Sink.

The WM Drains into the Drain hole cut into the wall.:p

[Raymond Wand]

At least they had the foresight to install burst proof feed lines. ;)