Can you use this standing up over a sink, or does the water drain out of the nostril onto you? If not over a sink, where's the best place to use?
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A lot of people use it in the shower...the water will run all over you...try a netti pot instead...have to do it over the sink but more effective
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Just put an old cup or paper cup under the nostril that it will be draining out of. No mess that way.
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Yes you can, but I prefer using it in the shower. Using this over the sink I found to be a bit more messy. I am very happy with this product and now only have to use it about 2-3 times a week
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I use over the sink. Yes, the salt water will flow out the other nostril. It's amazing for any sinus issues if you use daily. Some people are babies and get grossed out. Not sure why. I guess they prefer to have sinus problems instead of a little inconvenience. I love this product for the results it produces. Good luck.
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First few times I used it in the shower and it was a bit messy. I got better at it though and can now use it standing up over the sink. Have tissues handy to wipe your nose after irrigating.
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This one drains from the short side. I use it on the small counter to the left of my sink {approx. 13.5 in. }, turn the drain toward the sink, and the drain hangs over the sink about 2.5 in., which is very unobtrusive. Hope this helps.
1101128
I have it installed over a single bowl rectangular stainless sink as well. It sits in the middle of my island and is a show stopper. It looks fabulous and not to tall to me. It's sleek design keeps it from being overpowering like so many other tall faucets. I've had this faucet for 2 years now and I still love it!
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My husband mounted ours under the kitchen sink..on the right hand side.....my dishwasher and disposal is on the left hand side of my double sink. ..no problems from our end. I can't live without my hot water dispenser...I am on my 3rd one. and will buy a 4th when this one plays out. I have worn them out from use...not because of defects. Never have gotten a bad one.
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The manufacturer states do not use in stand up pipe drains. Usually, it's because the pipe is narrow and if the trap gets filled with lint the water draining from your washer will, in fact overflow. I use them in my stand up pipe (in the wall) but I check the trap before each wash to make sure that its not clogged with lint. I have had a couple of overflows, luckily I was near by my washer and stopped it before there was a real mess. The overflows happened as a result of not checking the lint trap previous to doing the wash. I have to use them otherwise there will be more damage to my plumbing, which will be so much more expensive.
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I agree with the general idea of "wiggle more" haha. If it's a bathroom sink, you can remove the stopper by messing around under the sink (even if the zip-it is already down there). That may help you wiggle at more angles.
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Honestly, I hold it the other way around if I am cleaning the derriere. It works well for me. Sometimes I don't aim it properly and get a bit of water all over the backside but no biggie. Just dry it off and go. It works well but get into the habit of turning off the water valve when not in use. If there is constant water pressure on the hose... It will bust after a few months. Happened to me but they sent me a new right away.
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There is a slot to allow water to drain out. I generally hang the open area over the sink for drainage so water does not get on the counter and I tilt it to make sure all water is drained. When using with double sink, I leave in sink but tilt it slightly to ensure drainage after all dishes are washed. Hope this helps.
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I'm guessing you are asking what would be best, pull out or pull down. I have used both. I bought this faucet for a stainless steel sink right under window sill. Another high pull down would not look good over window in new home. However the pull down was easier to use. This Krause is good quality, very heavy duty, no leaks or drips.
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The mounting ring is used, depending on your sink configuration. Different sinks have different sized holes; ours, particularly, did not need the ring. For the overflow, it also depends on your sink. The sink has an extra hole, or a channel, on the inside of the sink, closest to you. It's to keep water from overflowing onto your bath cabinet. Correspondingly, the drain also has a hole to allow the extra water to slide down the drain. It's located up high, and is not used not made for sinks without the overflow. Ours was a stone sink without the overflow, so we ordered the one without the overflow. The mounting ring is used, depending on your sink configuration. Different sinks have different sized holes; ours, particularly, did not need the ring. For the overflow, it also depends on your sink. The sink has an extra hole, or a channel, on the inside of the sink, closest to you. It's to keep water from overflowing onto your bath cabinet. Correspondingly, the drain also has a hole to allow the extra water to slide down the drain. It's located up high, and is not used not made for sinks without the overflow. Ours was a stone sink without the overflow, so we ordered the one without the... » Read More The mounting ring is used, depending on your sink configuration. Different sinks have different sized holes; ours, particularly, did not need the ring. For the overflow, it also depends on your sink. The sink has an extra hole, or a channel, on the inside of the sink, closest to you. It's to keep water from overflowing onto your bath cabinet. Correspondingly, the drain also has a hole to allow the extra water to slide down the drain. It's located up high, and is not used not made for sinks without the overflow. Ours was a stone sink without the overflow, so we ordered the one without the overflow. « Show Less
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Actually best for sink clog that is near or a bit below stopper. Don' have to remove stopper but clean on all four sides.Stopper usually has 4 wings, you clean between them.
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I prefer the horizontal part of the grid to be facing up so the plastic sink protector is against the side of the sink. It is your preference which side is up or down.
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The instructions say it can be used standing up but don't provide an anchor. When lying down it gets very hot under it and using iŧ standing up provides some air flow.
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After using the bar let it air dry and you can put it in a drawer or leave out. I have mine above my sink on the window ledge.
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Overflow relates to the actual sink that you install - it is a small hole usually in the upper back of the sink about 1" wide or so and allows water to go back into the drain attachment in case you walk away from the sink with the stopper down and forget that your water is running - water would not "overflow" the sink and go on the floor, instead it is diverted back into the drain. If your sink does not have that hole in the porcelain part near the top of the back of the sink - it is visible all the time - then you do not have an overflow safety.
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Hi: If you are using a vessel sink, it is a good idea to use the mounting ring. It keeps the sink off the counter top, it is aesthetically pleasing and it helps to clean under the sink. The vessel sink sits on top of the mounting ring. As far as an overflow is concerned, you would use a drain with overflow only if your sink has an overflow. It depends entirely on the type of sink you are using. Usually, vessel sinks do not have an overflow, whereas under mount and drop in sinks do. So I suggest you check your sink. Hope this helps. I will add that this is a very good quality drain. I have two in my house. Thanks. Hi: If you are using a vessel sink, it is a good idea to use the mounting ring. It keeps the sink off the counter top, it is aesthetically pleasing and it helps to clean under the sink. The vessel sink sits on top of the mounting ring. As far as an overflow is concerned, you would use a drain with overflow only if your sink has an overflow. It depends entirely on the type of sink you are using. Usually, vessel sinks do not have an overflow, whereas under mount and drop in sinks do. So I suggest you check your sink. Hope this helps. I will add that this is a very good quality drain. I have... » Read More Hi: If you are using a vessel sink, it is a good idea to use the mounting ring. It keeps the sink off the counter top, it is aesthetically pleasing and it helps to clean under the sink. The vessel sink sits on top of the mounting ring. As far as an overflow is concerned, you would use a drain with overflow only if your sink has an overflow. It depends entirely on the type of sink you are using. Usually, vessel sinks do not have an overflow, whereas under mount and drop in sinks do. So I suggest you check your sink. Hope this helps. I will add that this is a very good quality drain. I have two in my house. Thanks. « Show Less
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I have been using this fabulous board, for over a year now. The best position for the water is higher than the toilet seat. I had the great benefit of having a window sill higher than the toilet in one bathroom and it fit the bucket perfectly. You can also consider placing a stool of some kind that might support it on your sink. You want enough gravity for the water to have a enough of a forceful flow.