I had a cold line to my old garage just for hand washing... I just ran the
drain through the wall where it fell on the slope away from the garage and it
worked fine. If sinking a drum isn't a problem, it would provide a little
more flexibility.
For the on demand hot water, that is the route I am presently taking on my new
shop that will even have a shower for the kids in the pool. You can get a
"Titan" that originates in Miami on EBay for much less than options from the
more established companies like Bosch. The only warning I have is these take
some serious current - 60 amps in my case. Plus I spoke with one user of
these that complained that higher flows simply don't get hot enough for him.
Consider your demand when sizing...
Matt
-- eric@megageek.com wrote:
So I need to find the best way to drain the sink. None of these options
are "up to code" so I'm not really worried about it. Like i said, it's
light use for rising off mostly. I will NOT be placing gas covered items
in there to wash them off and such.
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