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Basement Sink

Basement Sink

These type of sinks are common in basements in the hospital, they were probably for janitorial purposes or occupational therapy workshops.
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Emotive!
Rob
Sat 10-15-2005
All it needs is a couple squirts of 'industrial strength Mr. Clean'...

Spray, spray, swish, swish, rub, rub.

Good as new!!! (LOL)
Puddleboy
Fri 11-25-2005
scrubbing bubbles, LOTS of them!
Ed
Fri 11-25-2005
Now this makes my bathroom look luxurious!! Even with the towels tossed in the floor!..lol.
Karen
Sat 11-26-2005
I suspect this is a janitorial sink, esp. if located in the basement.
Scarlett77
Sun 05-14-2006
I don't get the pipes under the sink -- looks like a curled up snake.
Janice
Sun 05-14-2006
All drains must have a "trap" that holds water so sewer gases don't come back up the drain. These gases (methane) are not only poisonous but flamable. In this case they either couldn't or didn't install one in the concrete when it was poured, so they had to use this setup.
Smurfy
Tue 05-23-2006
The sink looks like a recoiling snake creature with a sink for a head!
Lexigore
Wed 06-14-2006
Try some CLR it works on all surfaces!
Eddie
Sun 02-11-2007
Check out that trap.
There is one like it under your toillette only you can't see it.
Guitorman
Mon 12-17-2007
no soap dispenser....not even in the ceiling!!
AGC
Sun 01-06-2008
It looks like some one peed on it 0.o Bad Bad person how made that sink look like peepee xD
Isabella
Sun 04-19-2009
reminds me of the first scene in the movie "saw 1"
scarps
Fri 08-20-2010

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