diy : washing machine/dishwasher pipe connector (Tee Valve 15 x 15 x 3/4")

me rambling about :
compression Tee Valve 15mm x 15mm x 3/4" to fit dishwasher to water supply ( dishwasher / washing machine hoses usually have a 3/4" hose connection).
If you want to fit a washing machine on the same line, you need a 3/4 x 3/4 x 15mm tee valve (probably).
Also I fit an ISOLATION VALVE onto the tap line.
This would be male to male connection, so instead I needed an unusual valve, 1 with a female connector.
COMPRESSION valves have OLIVES in them, which warp when you tighten the nut. This makes it water-tight. So the valves are usually metal.
Dishwasher / washing machine hoses tend to use 3/4" hose connectors
Project is currently abandoned as current fitted tap nut is seized :(
imho :
better to replace with PUSHFIT connectors where you can.

[@lynniefitzgerald3554]

Thank you for this helpful video. Would love to have seen you do the connection. 🙏🏻

[@alexthomson7465]

Thanks for this. Exactly the situation I have and explained clearly. I didn't even think of the feed hose being different sizes. 🍻👍🏻

[@aadamilanii6465]

Just what i needed thanks.. spent hours looking for this as I didnt know what it was called lol

[@chengzeng8342]

This video that you make is really really helpful thank you very much

[@justinclark7883]

really enjoyed your how to - helpful explanations - thanks!

[@13101s]

how do I know if I have enough water pressure??

[@ranga0183]

Amazon link

[@ben1728hk]

Where to buy this

[@HareReviews]

ebay, amazon, most hardware stores

[@hicheli3187]

What about the waste pipe?

[@HareReviews]

I have mine going directly into the sink, so haven't researched it. I think it will be the same idea, needing a waste double-connector, maybe under the sink ? Its the same as for a washing machine, if you look at that. I think they call it a y-connector ? or a waste splitter or variation etc. B&Q say this (last paragraph) www.diy.com/ideas-advice/how-to-plumb-in-a-washing-machine-dishwasher/CC_npcart_400224.art