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Removing my garden tub in 1998 double wide, can I cut off and cap the admittance vent? Have one for each sink but don't know about the toilet or shower?
Also, the cold water supply (all cpvc) line coming in loops back down,,,is this going to my toilet?

edwardefd wrote: ↑Mon Nov 20, 2023 12:38 pm Removing my garden tub in 1998 double wide, can I cut off and cap the admittance vent? Have one for each sink but don't know about the toilet or shower?
Also, the cold water supply (all cpvc) line coming in loops back down,,,is this going to my toilet?

Hi! I recently did a renovation in my house and encountered a similar situation. I had a few questions about the plumbing and ventilation, and I found some helpful solutions.

When I removed the bathtub in my house, I also wondered what to do with the valve. In my case, I found that it was safe to cut and plug the vent, but it is important to make sure that all other venting systems are working properly, especially for the toilet and shower. I recommend consulting a plumber to make sure everything is done correctly and safely.

As for cold water, if the CPVC line goes down, it is likely to go to the toilet. This is a fairly common pattern in houses. Make sure all connections are secure and do not leak.

By the way, after I finished the renovation, I decided to update the interior of the bathroom. I found great wallpaper on the https://fancywalls.eu/wallpaper/pod-wallpaper/ website. They offer many stylish and high-quality options, and it added even more coziness to my home.