Great vid - glad I came here after the 1st one. -Omg, a 42 gallon tank breaking ... what a nightmare. Glad you saved all the mental gymnastics for anyone wanting an alternative - just use a trough 🙂. Shocked this type of thing isn't talked about more / I got your vid. It just makes sense. (For people who realize: you know: maybe a 50 part series on plumbing, tiling, mudding, vapor barriering just isn't necessary or what everyone needs.)
you could just use a hose under the drain with an adapter and attach the hose to a pump that drains the grey water right back into the sink. Sort of a "recirculation" set up. No more trough or handle tank and no draining water outside. You can even get complex with the on and off of the water with electronics, switches, etc. It could be more of a semi-permanent solution. I have been thinking of ways to do this very thing when I found your videos.
@mrobjects non-submersible water transfer pump. I use a trough too but I have a teak cover placed on top that I stand on while showering and the water flows through into the trough. It's plugged with a ball valve and when I'm done showering I release the valve and pump the water from the trough back into the sink.
You got rid of your Instagram? Trying to find a way to reach out to you privately./ directly.. Thanks for the inspirational content. Hope to hear back from you.
Aquatic Everyday AcrylX 36 in. x 36 in. x 72 in 1-Piece Shower Stall with Center Drain in White. It was $350 when I bought it from home depot. It's probably double in this economy now.
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You have blown my mind! Really thorough and helpful video. I can use this during my remodel. After that, who knows where? THANK YOU
Thank you! I injured my leg and can't go upstairs where our showers are. Needed a quick idea for a downstairs shower.
Awesome! Thanks!
Great vid - glad I came here after the 1st one.
-Omg, a 42 gallon tank breaking ... what a nightmare. Glad you saved all the mental gymnastics for anyone wanting an alternative - just use a trough 🙂.
Shocked this type of thing isn't talked about more / I got your vid. It just makes sense. (For people who realize: you know: maybe a 50 part series on plumbing, tiling, mudding, vapor barriering just isn't necessary or what everyone needs.)
Thanks! The 1st tank held up for i feel like a year but subsequent tanks kept failing.
This just made my whole year 😂❤😊
you could just use a hose under the drain with an adapter and attach the hose to a pump that drains the grey water right back into the sink. Sort of a "recirculation" set up. No more trough or handle tank and no draining water outside. You can even get complex with the on and off of the water with electronics, switches, etc. It could be more of a semi-permanent solution. I have been thinking of ways to do this very thing when I found your videos.
@mrobjects non-submersible water transfer pump. I use a trough too but I have a teak cover placed on top that I stand on while showering and the water flows through into the trough. It's plugged with a ball valve and when I'm done showering I release the valve and pump the water from the trough back into the sink.
What kind of pump is needed
This is amazing! Ty
Thank you, what washer and dryer do you have?
Thank you for watching! Giantex is the washer.
You got rid of your Instagram? Trying to find a way to reach out to you privately./ directly.. Thanks for the inspirational content. Hope to hear back from you.
What shower stall is it?
Aquatic
Everyday AcrylX 36 in. x 36 in. x 72 in
1-Piece Shower Stall with Center Drain
in White. It was $350 when I bought it from home depot. It's probably double in this economy now.