Can condensate pipe be connected to washing machine standpipe like this?

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Hiya,

Seen a condensate attached to a teed of washing machine standpipe as per pic. Is this a legitimate method of running a condensate pipe internally?

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Looks like it needs clipping to the wall but that's all I can see wrong with it. I would treat that as an urgent matter given the type of fittings as it could rotate forward away from the wall and leak lots of water if it does so...
 
Clips..schmips. Doesn't the shelf hold it in place?

It's absolutely fine to terminate a condensate run with an air break like this, and better than than some other methods.
 
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Clips..schmips. Doesn't the shelf hold it in place?

It's absolutely fine to terminate a condensate run with an air break like this, and better than than some other methods.
it's not resting on the shelf. I wonder water a couple of kilos of water at 80 degrees might do, especially if the pipe outside is just aimed down at an external gully. For the sake of a few clips and raw plugs and about 20 minutes work, I know I would not take the chance....
 
it's not resting on the shelf. I wonder water a couple of kilos of water at 80 degrees might do, especially if the pipe outside is just aimed down at an external gully. For the sake of a few clips and raw plugs and about 20 minutes work, I know I would not take the chance....

Hardly think that’s likely with it being a condensate pipe, although it would be good practice to fit a clip or two.
 

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