So can you stick the snake down your bathroom sink drain without removing the pop up drain?
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Yes ... Just have to be careful none of the prongs stick on it when pulling out ... Easier to remove but possible without
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Yes, it is easily removed as it is not permanently affixed to the tub. It covers the drain to collect hair while showering.
910852
luse a (plumber's) snake with adhesive on the tip so not to damage inside of tube
106056
No you don't have to touch the garbage disposal. You just have to remove the old splashguard if it is still there and push the new one down into the sink drain area.
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As with others, I used this with a Premier copper sink. A standard Moen sink drain (provided with a faucet we bought) didn't fit the Premier sink, so using this popup was the only option. We almost never fill the sink with water, so we really didn't care if it was popup or standard.
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As far as I know, you don't; at least not without drilling or cutting. In addition, I discovered a new issue. Although there is a grid over the entrance to the downspout, small sticks, pieces of leaf, etc. can get in and settle to the bottom. When you open the spigot to drain water, this detritus is drawn toward the spigot, eventually blocking it. As there is no removable top, and you can't extend your arm to the bottom of the tank to clean it out, the solution is to unscrew the handle to the spigot, then thread a pipe cleaner through to clean it out. Not difficult, but should be unnecessary, and is a pain in the b---. As far as I know, you don't; at least not without drilling or cutting. In addition, I discovered a new issue. Although there is a grid over the entrance to the downspout, small sticks, pieces of leaf, etc. can get in and settle to the bottom. When you open the spigot to drain water, this detritus is drawn toward the spigot, eventually blocking it. As there is no removable top, and you can't extend your arm to the bottom of the tank to clean it out, the solution is to unscrew the handle to the spigot, then thread a pipe cleaner through to clean it out. Not difficult, but should be... » Read More As far as I know, you don't; at least not without drilling or cutting. In addition, I discovered a new issue. Although there is a grid over the entrance to the downspout, small sticks, pieces of leaf, etc. can get in and settle to the bottom. When you open the spigot to drain water, this detritus is drawn toward the spigot, eventually blocking it. As there is no removable top, and you can't extend your arm to the bottom of the tank to clean it out, the solution is to unscrew the handle to the spigot, then thread a pipe cleaner through to clean it out. Not difficult, but should be unnecessary, and is a pain in the b---. « Show Less
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Yes, there are tabs underneath on the sides that you push in, then push the sink up out of the hole in the counter. Young children probably won't be able to remove it though
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Yes. You can but make sure your drain is 1-5/8" and has overflow systems. If you dont have overflow system in your sink then you should consider a model without overflow. This is important and will be hard to seal the bottom if your sink drain hole depth is smaller to cover the overflow hole.
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It does need a pop-up drain. I bought one separately on amazon, our plumber installed it with the sink, and it works great. The whole thing is awesome, and everyone who visits comments on how great it looks!
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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.
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I don't think it can. The thing that rotates it, doesn't really work as well as you'd think. Normally it only removes the snake from it, if you rotate the other way it doesn't return to its casing. I have to push the snake back into it's body to put it away.
2007272
No, it's hard plastic with little feet that rise it up off the sink surface. I wouldn't recommend cutting
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Yes, but you must remove the knock out plug before connecting the drain line.
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No, I remove mine regularly to attach a fish tank cleaner to the faucet. It simply screws on and off.
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That would be for the manual pull sink stopper, I would not use it get the pop up sink drains.
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I don't have a pop, up in the drain o use it in. I use it in a showed drain. It drains slowley with the hair snare so I wouldn't recommend using it with a pop up.
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No, you have to purchase that separately. I tried to find the link to the one I purchased but it no longer comes up. Here is what my order said: Drain Antique Brass Pop-up with Overflow | 17901 Sold by Renovator's Supply Hope this helps!