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Floor Drains and Primer Lines. A priming line is a plastic or metal water line that is attached at one end to something that when in use, supplies water to another location.In most cases the priming lines are connected to the taps on your laundry tub, the taps in the kitchen (under the counter) and attached to the toilet tank (running up the back side of the tank).From their connection point they run through another pipe and eventually end up connected to the floor drain to maintain the trap seal – stops in the intrusion of sewer gas.