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    I saw a thread on RC about using a ziplock type bag and a couple tie wraps. Supposedly works well, haven't tried it myself. I am awake right now due to overflow noise....my Maxijet return(upgrading tomorrow) must have had something blocking it's input a bit causing it to slow down. The result was a intermittent slurping noise into the overflow. Luckily moving it around a bit did the trick, can't wait to get that out of there.

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    Would it be better if you had a "T" off of the drain pipe with a sort of emergency drain that is open above the water line? That way if your method were to clog for whatever reason, there is a backup.

    I'm in no place to tell you that it's not a flood waiting to happen but thought this may help. If I were you, I would listen to other's advice before mine! :-)

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