I live in an OLD house ... shower floor is tile ... drain is 3.5" across. Since this strainer is bigger, do you think it will work?
1304731
Maybe, strainer is 4 1/2 inches and the drain opening is 4 1/4 inches. It fits pretty good to me. Plus this strainer can be concave or conves.
1304732
It should work if it is larger! Just not Smaller! Mine is a life saver! It saves me big plumber bills!
626072
it would fit the opening but I don't think it has enough girt to do any good. also, it is pretty flexible/flimsy and might just bump the clog instead of move it. maybe you should try one of those drain zippers that collect hair and stuff from drains.
913006
I do not think it would work the drains are a little different most of the time a tub drain is hair which you have to pull out but a sink drain might work . Either way I would give it a shot The toilet drain is bigger and a strong burst from the Johnny jolter pushes the mess straight through
654703
Honestly I am not sure, the drain fit my shower but the screws that were included did not, they were to large.
1302275
The shape of the toilet doesn't matter. As long as it seals around the drain it will work.
233137
My understanding is that this only works with Karcher Electric units. It is really designed for clearing drains and pipes but if the circumference of the blocked like is the same as your regular plumbing drain it might work depending on what it is clogged with. Also you should consider whether the 25 feet is long enough for you. There are other units on the market which are longer by are not made by Karcher.
798345
I use it in my bathtub but since it comes in different sizes you have to measure the diameter of the drain in the bathtub and/or your sink to determine if it will work for you.
2058056
It should work. Just screw it in before pouring the concrete and adjust it to the right elevation for the tile. Actually the drain does not have anything to do with the rest of the kit. Could be either square or round. Refer to the video for you to understand this better.
1145811
I'm so sorry, but I don't know. I have a newer Back 2 Basic strainer and it works on that.
1991379
If you mean that this is the thickness of your materials, then yes, definitely. The drain extends several inches to meet the plumbing.
1819656
Search Amazon (or another retailer) for "Sink Strainer". There are 3 1/2 inch and 4 1/2 inch sizes. You'll need to measure the opening, as I don't remember.
2191125
My toilet and shower are tee'd so it isn't an issue. I think it would be fine as long as you have a 3" or larger drain from the toilet to the main.
1647600
Yes. But you can lift out the strainer part and set a finer strainer within it. It would have to be a large one though but it would work in a pinch. Hope this helps you.
1474363
Yes it will work if you can get the stopper below all of the connections into the drainpipe.
1844614
I expect it would work, but you might need a liner (like a coffee filter) in the strainer to avoid having it pour through. When I put my yogurt in, it's already fairly thick.
474324
i would say that it will because the unit sits right on the ground and will at least drain down to 1/2 inch or so. if not on a flat area may be a problem. but remember if it doesn't do what you need just send it back , it's free.
1309319
If you are talking about the drain in the bottom of the tub, then no it won't. This device has a large hole shown on the top side if you look at the photo of it in use. The device fits over the overflow on the side of the tub, so it effectively raises the level where the water would flow into the overflow drain. The hole at the top provides a safety drain so the water doesn't overflow the tub.