Can you use it on drains that do not have the cover with holes in it? My tub has a round chrome stopper type drain.
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I went to their web site and watched the video and it looks like it would work on all drain types. The video showed them using it on a drain with the stopper and it looked like the flower had a magnet that they stuck to the tub wall just above the drain. Here is the website address: https://www.buydrainwig.com
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Our drain is similar to yours-- a stopper drain. (I don't think you'd be able to use this product with a drain that still has the cover with the holes in it.) We actually removed the stopper part of the drain shortly after moving in since in our experience the stopper always increased the incidence of trapped hair. Therefore, our basic drain looks like a hole with a sunken stopper-holder, which allows us to feed the Drain Wig chain down into the drain.
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You have to have the holes because the chain and hooks that catch the hair are fed down the drain through the holes.
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Yes, it just has to have a place for the flower ( anchor) part to rest. That's usually within the drain.
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Maybe- as long as the daisy doesn't go down the hole. My daughter and I both used it and didn't think it caught much. I think it would work better if the drain is small.
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I agree with both Beth and Laura. The better fit for this is in a shower with a flat drain and floor. Unless you have a large tub this wouldn't work. Try using searching for the smaller drain protector for tubs, which they have on Amazon.
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It has a hard ridge circle same size as the chrome thing. (2 1/4") I'd say about an 1/8" "high". It is much larger than the drain it is covering. (1 1/2") So if your dome is smaller and more shallow I would say there is a good chance it would. The rest of the stopper is thin and flexible and probably supplies most of the suction. I would include a close up photo if I could. Hope this helps.
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I can't get mine to suction over the drain in my tub, but you can get a stopper at any hardware store.
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I don't recommend taking a chance if you don't want too. I'd recommend OXO Good Grips Shower Stall Drain Protector I've tried it and it works very well simple to use and no toxic chance.
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I agree with Beth - these need to lay flat on top of the drain. If you have no stopper in there & it is centered & can lay flat then it will work. Hope this helps - good luck!
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I would say yes. I was very pleased with how the epoxy hardened. I put a little too much on the side wall during my repair, so the epoxy drooped a little before hardening, but it really fixed the hole. Should do fine arond the drain. Much cheaper than a $200.00 plumber visit! :)
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I don't see why not, although it may not be ideal. The underside of the cover is very flat, so it should still form a seal around a round tub, provided the diameter is less than the width of the cover. What you'll lose out on is the (probably minimal) insulation the outer flaps provide.This is an excellent cover, but if I were you I'd look for a round option first.
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I would have to say no. It has a foam handle. There does not appear to be any type of drain holes.
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If you pull the drain portion out that pulls up, it will work. That is the kind we have, but you have to completely remove the drain plug to use it, meaning unscrew it.
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I agree with Minos. My drain is flush with the tub and is just a big giant hole that allows everything to go down it (like this http://pix.soundwag.com/web/drain.jpg). This sits right on top. There is a slight curve to this, and it sits curve side up. If you have the type of drain that also acts as the stopper and sticks up into the tub (like this http://s2.hubimg.com/u/5464035_f248.jpg), this will not work on that.
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No. I removed the pop up stopper. You can just unscrew it and place this shower drain instead.
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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.
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It really depends on the sink. This drain comes with a plastic seal which should work with most sinks. However, I had to use good old fashioned plumbers putty on mine, in addition to the seal. That did the trick and it works fine.
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If you want it to replace the stopper, no. It cannot be used with the stopper. This is just a drainer.
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I'm not sure. It's a very inexpensive drain cleaner though. It might be worth a shot, I'm sure it wouldn't hurt anything.
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That's the reason I bought it for our kitchen sink. It works fine! Youpp just have to keep the rubber stopper down as the water starts to flow into the tub. The incoming water may pull the stopper up. Give it a minute and the pressure will keep it down. Works great.