What about the bathroom sinks? You have the stoppers there. Do you have to take them out?
1977182
You can use either either side as bottom. I use it for shower stall. Very effective to catch hair.
1977183
These strainers have holes around it and are NOT stoppers....if debris is in water, it stops debris (like hair) from going into the sink and plugging it up. What is neat about Siroflex is that the strainers are reversible and strainers last a long time. Of course, you have to manually remove debris stuck on the strainer frequently depending on how much debris is in water draining into the sink.
1977184
Unfortunately, these strainers will not fit bathroom sinks. They are for standard size drains.
1052449
No, the sinks just come all by themselves. You can choose your own hardware that way.
1354711
I have a faucet with pull out handle and it does a great job of pushing the debris into the center garbage disposal. I also use a nylon bristle brush with handle to wash the sink every night after dinner and never have problems with gunk building up in the corners. I found that the best way to prevent water stains is to wipe down the sides of the sink with a towel after you wash it. It does take more time to keep the sink spotless but it's worth it to me because it is a huge sink and it's beautiful.
409576
I don't know that you have to, but we generally try to. Otherwise, the trigger might get inadvertently pressed and you're going to have water all over your bathroom.
780984
No problem. Just fill them over the sink, put the cap back on and rinse off any excess. Love these things. I've had them for years
389026
Keep it clean as long as you can. That is why you buy a new one! They are great, and really protect the sink!
26499
No, but we did not need them. Using the stool in the shower and it worked out perfectly. Looks great and is well made.
1329077
No, you wet the towels, wring them out, then put them in cabinet. Remember to empty the drawer underneath that collects the condensation so that it doesn't overflow.
1988183
Not too sure but if it is sticking it may have something either stuck in it or soap build-up or some thing similar....maybe running some draino through it or a strong vinegar/water solution in very hot water...if that doesn't work I think the stopper can be unscrewed out of the assembly....I can't remember for sure though....sorry I wasn't more help...good luck.
1486823
They are not required items, but are recommended. The sink is not sold with those items.
1242922
The stoppers are reusable. You can easily rinse them off. This is a great wine saver! I give them as gifts.
114738
The other responses are correct (you can leave the stopper in) however after using it, I wasn't completely satisfied with the results. So I removed the stopper and while that didn't help clear the drain with the Zip-It, the stopper itself had plenty of gunk around it that was part of the problem. Zip-It doesn't clean that so I cleaned it with a brush. The combo was perfect - love the Zip-It!
1881511
hi,you just need to wipe them with the cleaner. look at the last step on the instruction !
895470
It does come with a stopper. A small drop in take out one. Stopper didn't fit the Ikea sink so had to purchase a small rubber stopper.
1978507
I wish I could help you but I can't. I purchased the decanters for gifts so I don't know whether or not the plastic stopper can be removed or not. Sorry
1516630
If there is not already one there - yes. I just took out a soap dispenser that was mounted to my sink. If you must cut a hole I would do some homework first. Your sink is likely made of stainless steel, so make sure you have the appropriate tool.
731627
It was a pain.... I couldn't believe the location of them! I used veggie oil and let sit in the sink. Then used old fashioned elbow grease to be totally rid of them. They are awesome. Years ago I had a plastic set, but lost them in the divorce. The stainless steel are much better! Good Luck