We have an old tub with a rubber stopper. Can we use this in that situation?
2076239
What the previous person said. You can use one or the other at a time, as long as your drain is the right size, but you can't use both together.
2076240
No. It is for catching hair and what not from going in your drain and clogging your pipes.
2076241
If you want it to replace the stopper, no. It cannot be used with the stopper. This is just a drainer.
2076242
You cannot use this at the same time as a rubber stopper -- the strainer does not provide a waterproof seal -- it sits in the drain opening.
1309323
If you mean on the bottom of the tub then no. There is still a small circular hole in the top so it won't overflow. It will only work over the overflow drain part to give you a few more inches of bath.
1706877
The answer to your question is yes. We tried but didnt use the wrench. The whole thing was a great deal of trouble. Tub didnt move.
1740359
Store any position you want. You can use any bottle the stopper fits tight into, it will not draw a vacuum if it is loose.
1028397
I would suspect so. There is nothing to it. It's a rubber piece that is placed over the whole of a sink or tub or any hole of such as the size of this item. It holds the water in very well.
175013
This flask is not ground for a glass stopper so therefore a glass stopper cannot be used. However, a #10 rubber stopper is the correct size for the flask.
550129
No, this is a solid stopper. You would need to search for "drilled rubber stopper".
992446
Yes, you can. I have it on my fiberglass tub. Make sure it is in a good location where the sides of the tub are flat. Tighten bolts firmly. We have used it for 1 year now.
1685940
It would depend entirely on the specific tub (how it is built/plumbed). I'd recommend asking a plumber who knows what tub you wish to use.
957410
You can still use it, but soap will not dispense without siphon hose going into soap bottle. Call Generac and tell them you were missing it.
907023
It's really thick plastic, and I think you would be fine as long as you make sure the zipper is sealed. In your situation, I think the plastic covered tubs might be the safest bet. Good luck!
456059
It would depend on 1) if you already have a stopper on your drain and if you do, how high does it pop-up? and 2) What is the space like around the tub drain, could it be centered over the drain? It wouldn't work in my tub, because the drain stopper is large ~2.5" around and it pops up pretty hight and there isn't enough room between the drain and the vertical side of the tub for it to be centered over the drain and lay flat enough to work.
2045575
you probably need an adaptor which you can easily find in the neighborhoor hardware stores. I bought this but never used it because I did not like the quality and finish. did not go well with my tub faucet which is stainless steel.
1419949
I have used Thrift in my fiberglass tub drain for several years. To date I have had no problems. Hope this helps.
135058
I have the old metal tub covered in porcelain and the clamp is very tight. I would not recommend tightening it on a fiberglass tub tight enough to be a good support. So, my answer is "no". The manufacturer might have another type of clamp that could be tightened.
737324
Perhaps contact the manufacturer or look on eBay. The stopped might not match exactly but will work as long as the stopper diameter is the same.
433932
Definitely use an air tight stopper. I use rubber stoppers I bought on Amazon for about $3 each; they will last forever.