Will it push water into a sink(higher from where dishwasher is kept)?Or will it need any plumbing work to fit pipe to drain?
1061394
The answer to your first question is yes. The water input and output hose (consisting of two hoses) connect to the sink faucet. The water input/output hose is only about 3 to 4 feet long. No plumbing work is required it just drains into the sink. To understand the functioning of a "portable" dishwasher, you may want to look up some youtube vids - they all function the same way.
815395
Yes. You'll need a mat so the water doesn't sit on your counter. I would look at Rubbermaid 1180MABISQU Drainer Tray.
1432493
I don't know what a drain assembly is. My handy man installed it in an existing sink and I don't remember him having any trouble. Sorry
1954756
There's going to be a leader (short hose) from your water source to the back of the sink that will supply water to the faucet, than another short leader from there to the side of the reel which supplies water to the hose. The two tan hoses will act as drains. One for the sink drain (large diameter) and one for the hose reel which uses water pressure to reel the hose up automatically. Than of course you'll have the water hose itself which I believe I used a 100' with no problem. Hope this helps!
1181721
Depends on whether or not your sink has a lip or not. If it's level with the counter-top it will drain. Otherwise, you'd have to tip it up into the sink to drain it. That's what I do and it's fine.
1474366
yes it will it is designed to be used by disconnecting the drain under the sink and the fitting is inserted into the waste pipe and then the water is turned on pressurizing the pipe and blowing the blockage out.
2133315
Hmm, I don't think that would work. We have a small drawer under the drain board portion, but I've never looked under the drawer to see what's going on under there ... but I do know that our dishwasher, which is on the other side, is installed flush to the bottom of the countertop, while the drain board on this sink is below the bottom of the countertop ... but maybe by only an inch or so. I'll look tonight and let you know what I think (if someone else doesn't know the real answer!).
1659727
Your usual fittings wont work well. I had to steal rubber gaskets and other various parts from different drain assemblies to make it work. Its drain hole is bigger and deeper than the typical drains we're used to seeing. At least 1.5 inches. Not easy to assemble. Count on multiple trips to your plumbling/hardware store to make this drain work.
1474363
Yes it will work if you can get the stopper below all of the connections into the drainpipe.
698840
It would work fine if the landlord doesn't mind and additional hole drilled into the sink lip. You might be able to get a chrome plug to fill it in, but I would check on that first. The whole unit, other than the dispensing faucet, is hidden under the cabinet.
927217
It depends in the hole that you currently have. Most likely the hole you have is to big for this sink.
1886865
It doesn't come with a drain like in the picture but a garbage disposal will work, it's a good sink
1181654
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.
346757
Yes, it can, but you will have water pooling in the center as the legs on one side are slightly higher. I love this drainer except I replaced the silverware holder with one from Bed,Bath&Beyond; in stainless. The design of the one that comes with the drainer is awkward and everything flops over.
1902279
It is too big to fit in an average sink size. If you have one of the large single bowl farm sinks it might fit but I would measure your sink and compare it to the dimensions listed for the dish rack drainer.
2008164
That's how I hooked ours up, I drilled a hole through the countertop behind the unit, underneath spliced into hot water line and the sink drain. Works perfect.
504555
The sink drain opening is a standard 3.5 inch size so ANY standard kitchen sink drain assembly will fit. You can use a drain assembly or food disposer and they should all work just fine. You should be able to use a matching Moen drain assembly or you can buy a generic one or any other brand and they will work just fine. Just make sure you get some plumber's putty to put around the lip so you get a watertight connection.