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Building a new house with a basement shop and needing to pump water from a utility sink due to a 'hung' sewer line.
Looking for the best pump for potentially nasty substances that might go down the sink, such as water-borne finishes from brushes and soap-making residue.
Consider a "pump up" system designed for basement utility sinks, which can be installed under the sink.
A simple pump from Grainger, activated by a switch suitable for wet locations, can also be used.
Another option is a float-activated sump pump attached under the sink or laundry tub.
A Shellback 1/8 HP Laundry Tray Pump has been used successfully for laundry and roller/brush cleaning for 40 years.
One user bought a pump from Grainger around 1995 or '96 intended for laundromats, using a centrifugal pump with a 5" impeller and a check valve to prevent backflow.
Another user recommends a macerating toilet with a sink hookup for locations far from the main sewer line.
Using a utility sink and utility sink pump from HD, ensuring the pump is vented to the vent stack for proper plumbing and odor prevention.
Solids can be a concern for pumps.
Avoid throwing condoms down the drain when using an ejector pump, as they can clog the nozzle and damage the pump.
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