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I’ve had fewer headaches with dedicated drain lines, especially in older properties. High loops are fine if you’re on top of maintenance, but like you said,
For rentals, I’d rather avoid the risk.“out of sight, out of mind can come back to bite you.”
Had a call last winter—tenant’s dishwasher backing up, water everywhere. High loop was there, but gunked up solid. If I’d run a dedicated drain, probably would’ve saved everyone a headache. High loops can work, but in rentals? I just don’t trust folks to keep ‘em clear.
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