This would not be a good idea because if you get any back draft which is likely when the vent isn't working then you have one smelly bathroom.
Call a plumber.
You can just extend the waste line from wherever it is currently to where the new drain point begins, its much easier connecting into an existing line than to try create a new one.
Yes a clogged VENT pipe can cause a sluggish drain
To properly vent a bathroom fan through the wall, you should first determine the best location on the wall for the vent. Then, cut a hole in the wall for the vent pipe. Connect the vent pipe to the fan and secure it in place. Finally, seal any gaps around the vent pipe to prevent air leaks.
To install a roof vent for a bathroom fan, first determine the location on the roof where the vent will be installed. Use a jigsaw to cut a hole in the roof for the vent. Install the vent hood over the hole and secure it in place. Connect the duct from the bathroom fan to the vent hood. Seal any gaps with roofing cement or caulk to prevent leaks. Finally, test the fan to ensure proper ventilation.
To properly vent a bathroom fan through the roof, you will need to first determine the best location on the roof for the vent. Next, cut a hole in the roof and install a vent cap. Connect the duct from the bathroom fan to the vent cap, ensuring a secure and airtight connection. Finally, seal any gaps or openings to prevent leaks and ensure proper ventilation.
NO, just duct it into the soffit. you can also get the indoor kit that is made for a dryer, but at some point you should install a vent to the outside,there are tons of vents.
By checking the vent to make sure its working and that no one installed an AAV
vent in bathroom manditory
Heck no as the sink is higher then the basement drain and water does NOT flow up hill BUT it does seek its own level BUT you can connect a sink drain to a basement drain if you properly trap and vent the line
It needs aleast a 2 in. pipe. tubs are 1.5 in.
To properly install a bathroom vent in your home, you will need to choose a suitable location on the ceiling, cut a hole for the vent fan, install the vent fan, connect the ductwork to the fan, and ensure proper ventilation to the outside. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and local building codes for a safe and effective installation.