I have kitchen sink with screw in baskets and wonder how this works with that type of drain fixture?
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You would have to remove the "P" trap and put it in the straight pipe going into your wall. All soaps contain a certain amount of oil or lard this goes into the pipes along with toothpaste, hair and the like to close off the pipe. By taking off your P -trap it will most likely expose the pipe is considerably narrowed , scrape this out then use the drain opener. To help keep your drains open pour a cup of vinegar in each drain and let it sit over night, do this once a month. Caution Do NOT USE hot water in the rubber drain opener, it will make it rupture.
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For this to work the right way it has to be inserted at least to the point where the drain king is no longer visible. To forget that it has to inflate before it can work. If it has to pipe wall to inflate on it won't work.
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Not silly, I had the same problem. I assumed it screwed on and off, it doesn't. You have to pull it straight up off of the rubber fitting. Then when you reinstall on the sink, you push it back down into the disposal an tighten everything around it. Drove me nuts until I figured that part out.
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I bought the acrylic drain board for my aunt. I called her. She said it is smooth (shiny) and has a small lip across the width at the "foot" of the board to keep your dish drain basket from sliding off.
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The sink does not come with a basket. There are no "holes over the drain". You can certainly install a garbage disposal. We have had the sink for several months and it is the best sink we have ever had. We absolutely love it!
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This is just the drain stopper here. You will need to buy a faucet separately, and in the description of that faucet, it will say if there is a plate to cover extra holes you might already have in your sink. You just have to watch that the bronze colors match. Some companies' idea of bronze varies from others'.
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First, determine which fittings you need to fit the indents or holes in your sink. There are both metal and rubber ones. Place the appropriate one in one end of the leg. Next, determine if the legs need to be cut. If so, cut to the appropriate length. Lastly, insert the foot fixture in the other end. Use the screws and adjusting nuts if necessary. I have installed several sets of these. I needed to use the adjusters on some, but not on others.
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My sink did not come with a sink strainer or basket strainer. I purchased an Elkay LK35 strainer with brass tailpiece for one side and the opposite side I purchased a garbage disposal which has its own basket strainer.
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Hi Christina. Unfortunately the sink is designed specifically for that. I'd not recommend to install it any other way. Angel
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We just removed the top of the plug hole thst is already in the double sink and used it for the spicket hole, it worked perfectly. It is the same size as the whole used if you have a sprayer on your faucet setup.
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I do not have one yet, but on other sites I have read that people have put it under their sinks and had it connected to the plumbing under there and it worked great. They all had plumbers do that for them. I'm planning to get a rolling cart to put mine on, so I can roll it up to the sink when using then put it in the closet when not.
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It is very simple. I set the unit in pace. Next I hooked up the drain, Then I pre-drilled holes in the flange. Last I secured the flange to the studs with coated screws. It was a piece of cake.
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Dear Jojo, I am not sure as don't know the mount system of this flange you mentioned. The Insinkerator flange has two pieces and the bottom one, that goes under the counter, has adjusting screws so you can you can tighten both pieces against each other from both sides of the sink bottom. Please note the screws go only from one piece of the flange to the other not trespassing the sink bottom. The flange is for 4-1/2 drain valve sinks and the attachment of the Insinkerator is a "bayonet" type. I am almost sure all Insinkerators use the same mount type. If this flange is made for American garbage disposers it will PROBABLY fit. But I would check the compatibility with the flange manufacturer. He is the one that can assure you a 100% on this. I hope I have helped. Good luck.
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Hi Christina.Unfortunately the sink is designed specifically for that.I'd not recommend to install it any other way.Angel
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We used a standard drain, I am sorry I can't tell you the exact size but we chose this one from Amazon and it was perfect. Kraus PU-10-MR-1ORB Pop Up Drain and Mounting Ring, Oil Rubbed Bronze. The sink is beautiful we couldn't be happier.
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it connects to the drain line,may need to be cut because it is taller than standard drain basket
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Worked fine for my Kitchen Aid disposal. Note, however, that the new sink may be deeper than the sink it replaces. This may cause some plumbing changes to hook it to the waste pipe system.
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Here is the pop up drain assembly I ordered to use with this sink. It worked great.Lightinthebox® Faucet Accessories Solid Silver Clic-clac Pop up Drain Overflow Bathroom and Kitchen Sink Drain Lavatory Sink Stopper and Drainer Plumbing Strainer PartsLightInTheBox Faucet Accessories Brass Clic-clac Pop up Drain, OverflowSold by DEAL EASY