Laundry Sink Faucet w/buily-in Trap Primer

[zzmac]

I want to replace my basic laundry sink faucet (has separate hot & cold taps) with a one piece kitchen faucet that has a pull down sprayer.

The existing faucet has a built in connection for a trap primer (I'm in Canada) and it has a plastic tube connected to it that runs down into the basement and into the cement floor. Kitchen faucets don't have prime trap connections and I'm looking for a solution to reconnect the plastic hose somewhere else in the system or any other solutions that would work. Help! Thanks.
Connection to faucet
Tube going into Basement floor
(I borrowed these pictures from the internet but it's the same setup I have now)

 

[Twowaxhack]

I don’t know what type drain your sink uses but this might work.

https://www.oatey.com/products/dearborn112-brass-tubular-trap-primer-tailpiece--936331198

 

[zzmac]

Thanks for that suggestion but I think that would catch the drain water which could easily clog the little trap primer tube.

Any other suggestions?

 

[Geofd]

I checked those tail pieces, they all show water flowing up to that connection,o thought there might be a check valve,but there not one.

 

[Twowaxhack]

Thanks for that suggestion but I think that would catch the drain water which could easily clog the little trap primer tube.

Any other suggestions?

The tailpiece is designed to catch drain water to prime the trap.


You could install a trap primer valve
https://www.faucetdepot.com/faucetd...p?Product=181638&AffiliateID=GoogleDirectFeed
Or you could pour water down the drain periodically.

Your choice.

 

[zzmac]

I don’t know what type drain your sink uses but this might work.

https://www.oatey.com/products/dearborn112-brass-tubular-trap-primer-tailpiece--936331198

In looking at this some more I think it will work. Going to call mfg tomorrow with a couple of questions. Thanks guys!!