First I hook up a piece of tubing to a DIY adapter on our utility sink (after I took the picture I realized how dirty it is!).
Next I stick the other end of the tubing into a larger tube that goes to the sump in the crawlspace.
I turn on the sink, mixing the water to about 77 degrees.
That's it. The rest happens automatically down in the crawlspace, I took some pictures last time I was down there doing maintenance.
The water comes in at the back of the sump.
The overflow is in the front of the sump.
There is a float-valve operated sump pump in the blue bucket in front of the tank.
The water is ejected into the drain pipe and into our septic system.
Just thought I would share.
Next I stick the other end of the tubing into a larger tube that goes to the sump in the crawlspace.
I turn on the sink, mixing the water to about 77 degrees.
That's it. The rest happens automatically down in the crawlspace, I took some pictures last time I was down there doing maintenance.
The water comes in at the back of the sump.
The overflow is in the front of the sump.
There is a float-valve operated sump pump in the blue bucket in front of the tank.
The water is ejected into the drain pipe and into our septic system.
Just thought I would share.
