Is this a plug and drain piece? And will it work for my Galvanized Tub?
1526259
I don't know if it'll work on metal. I replaced the bad one in my Rubbermaid water trough....and it still leaked! Had to put putting around it anyway. Guess I could have done that to the old one! Depending on where your old one is leaking, I suggest you do that first. Use a putty made to work in water. Good luck!
1704813
It requires at least two holes for the copper connection. It is designed with out a drain stopper control push/pull rod, so you need to change your drain to a pop up. If you do not change it, you will have no control over your drain stopper.
2189866
Not sure. I had the tub installed and the installer said it required its own circuit.
261798
If you pull the drain portion out that pulls up, it will work. That is the kind we have, but you have to completely remove the drain plug to use it, meaning unscrew it.
822040
Can't really say for certain, but if it's cleaning the jets in my tub, I don't know why it wouldn't clean the drain in a standard tub. Wish I could be more helpful. Donna H.
1913040
It's all flexible hoses - including the drain. The unit can be moved (a short distance) with the plumbing attached.I put hot and cold water shut-offs low in the wall where the original tub had been (like you would for a washing machine). This allows hook-up prior to sliding the thing into place.
1209286
I'm sorry I don't know that information. I bought a stainless steel sink and this drain was recommended for it. Sorry.
1733503
yes it is just hook a water hose to the bottom part hook a drain hose to the top part no need for coil works great
822039
I am not sure. I know you have to run your Jetted Tub for 1.5 hr in order for the solution to work ( enter the drain etc) , but I am not sure if it would work with a standard tub, since it doesn't have jets .
154910
I checked with my plumber at my time of purchase. He said the contractor version was the same except that it is for a plug in, not a direct wired. Check under your sink to see if you have an outlet, and an on/off switch near the sink. I hope that helps.
1823285
It worked perfect in my tub that had slight curves on sides and sloped towards the drain in front. It is a somewhat flexible material, it comes rolled up, and needs unrolled before installing. I think mines been on at least 2 years if not longer and it's still perfect.
1137332
yes it will, you need some teflon tape (would clockwise) and a 1 and 1/16th inch or 27mm socket wrench to properly remove and re-install this anode. BTW this is also the drain plug. Used to drain the water every winter to winterize your Suburban SW6D RV water heater.
1510187
It's around two feet in length uncoiled. It was not long enough for what I wanted it for which was to unclog my tub. Perhaps it would work on a bathroom or kitchen sink though.
736331
It should work fine for that. I know my spa had a bigger leak in it and it sealed fine. I was draining around 350 gallons a day and it plugged it up.
2266835
Nope. This is intended to be installed as part of a low voltage lighting system. Standard wall plugs and water are not friendly - even if it is a GFCI outlet.
1037943
If it's one of those with small, round, holes in the drain, then no. This will work on, say, a bathtub drain with fairly large openings, but the "teeth" make this about 1/2 inch wide.
1734485
I don't know. It is a brush, but not super hard. I need it for my old tub. Really haven't a clue what it would do to yours! Sorry....