Best Bathroom Sink & Bathtub Drains
Industry-leading finish ensures our drainer can resist daily scratches, corrosions and tarnishing. Operation is extremely easy: a simple push on pop-up head to open and close. Enter your model number to make sure this fits.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"I purchased a new O ring for the old drain and wrapped/used plumbers puddy on anything I could see to use it on, but it still leaked."
"It feels solid, the finish is excellent and matches the faucet ( http://www.amazon.com/Rozin®-Creative-Design-Bathroom-Brushed/dp/B0129YFLTY?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00 ) we ordered from Amazon, also, and is much simpler to operate than the traditional one where you have to pull the lever."
"For a vessel sink you’ll need like a 1.75” Hole not a standard 1.5” hole."
"Nice drain; however, we were hoping it would drain the water out much faster than it does due to the rubber ring/seal."
"Plenty of body to go through stone and vanity."
"Pretty, but almost thought it was the wrong product because it looks like it is way to big to fit in a sink but once it is in it looks nice."
"Was easy to install as replacement."
"Outstanding product."
We are largely focused on empowering Do It Yourself consumers with affordable plumbing products and solutions which create new and refreshing décors for bathrooms and kitchens. Built-in Microban antimicrobial protection that fights the growth of odor-causing bacteria, mold and mildew.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"Allow approximately 3/4 of an inch of standing water (or more, depending on the depth of the tub basin, my tub needs about an inch maximum) to fill the tub, over/on top of the hair catcher - just leave the hair catcher where it is. With the water and gravity at work, the hair should come up as one big wet lump that easily attaches to the Q-tip (instead of several strands of hair that come off slowly and in a big mess, when you try to clean it bit by bit or when it is dry!). I wrap a paper towel around the hair lump, drop it in the trash, and the hair catcher is COMPLETELY clean, not a spare hair! Life is too short to be messing with cleaning the catcher by picking out each hair, strand by strand - it's such a prickly little guy, which I LOVE, but it defeats the purpose if you can't clean it quickly and easily after showering."
"I have the kind of drain with a screw-on plug."
"The gently upward-sloping rim has small soft and flexible rubber spines on it (which you can somewhat see from my photo) that grab at stray hair strands and the water draining down helps coil the hairs around the strainer, and the water flow creates a light downwards suction of the strainer."
"Wait, scratch that - I LOATHE touching wet, soapy-slimy hair that's clinging to dear life all around plastic little wet soapy-slimy finger hair grabbers."
"The hair lifts right up, I use a bit of tissue to grab the hair then just drop it into the waste basket."
"Only problem is that in doing so, it also prevents water from going down the drain."
"At first I loved this but as time went on the sides started to curl letting hair go underneath it."
"Impossible to clean hair and soap scum off of."
Includes rubber gasket for optional 2 inch no hub connection.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"Bought this for a new shower being installed with a liner."
"Little expensive for a plastic."
"This drain is a high quality Sioux Chief brand drain with a rubber insert."
"The quality of the products is excellent, I definitely recommend them."
"Works great with my linear shower drain, comes with rubber seal too."
"worked, but difficult to understand installation."
"Do not buy this item."
Best Bathtub Drains
We are largely focused on empowering Do It Yourself consumers with affordable plumbing products and solutions which create new and refreshing décors for bathrooms and kitchens. Built-in Microban antimicrobial protection that fights the growth of odor-causing bacteria, mold and mildew.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"Allow approximately 3/4 of an inch of standing water (or more, depending on the depth of the tub basin, my tub needs about an inch maximum) to fill the tub, over/on top of the hair catcher - just leave the hair catcher where it is. With the water and gravity at work, the hair should come up as one big wet lump that easily attaches to the Q-tip (instead of several strands of hair that come off slowly and in a big mess, when you try to clean it bit by bit or when it is dry!). I wrap a paper towel around the hair lump, drop it in the trash, and the hair catcher is COMPLETELY clean, not a spare hair! Life is too short to be messing with cleaning the catcher by picking out each hair, strand by strand - it's such a prickly little guy, which I LOVE, but it defeats the purpose if you can't clean it quickly and easily after showering."
"I have the kind of drain with a screw-on plug."
"The gently upward-sloping rim has small soft and flexible rubber spines on it (which you can somewhat see from my photo) that grab at stray hair strands and the water draining down helps coil the hairs around the strainer, and the water flow creates a light downwards suction of the strainer."
"Wait, scratch that - I LOATHE touching wet, soapy-slimy hair that's clinging to dear life all around plastic little wet soapy-slimy finger hair grabbers."
"Only problem is that in doing so, it also prevents water from going down the drain."
"Sometimes the hair around the outside can be hard to remove, and I have to use an old toothbrush to really get the soap scum out."
"At first I loved this but as time went on the sides started to curl letting hair go underneath it."
"Impossible to clean hair and soap scum off of."
Best Bathroom Sink Drains
Industry-leading finish ensures our drainer can resist daily scratches, corrosions and tarnishing. Operation is extremely easy: a simple push on pop-up head to open and close. Enter your model number to make sure this fits.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"I purchased a new O ring for the old drain and wrapped/used plumbers puddy on anything I could see to use it on, but it still leaked."
"It feels solid, the finish is excellent and matches the faucet ( http://www.amazon.com/Rozin®-Creative-Design-Bathroom-Brushed/dp/B0129YFLTY?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00 ) we ordered from Amazon, also, and is much simpler to operate than the traditional one where you have to pull the lever."
"For a vessel sink you’ll need like a 1.75” Hole not a standard 1.5” hole."
"Nice drain; however, we were hoping it would drain the water out much faster than it does due to the rubber ring/seal."
"Plenty of body to go through stone and vanity."
"Pretty, but almost thought it was the wrong product because it looks like it is way to big to fit in a sink but once it is in it looks nice."
"Was easy to install as replacement."
"Outstanding product."
Best Bathroom Sink & Bathtub Drain Strainers
Includes 2.75" micro-perforated bowl area contoured by a 2-ply metal sheet flat rim to rest over sink's drain.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"For years I was buying the plastic ones or the wire mesh ones and they would leave me feeling an array of negative emotions. A constant battle with food slipping under them and down the drain (which is a no-no with no disposal and a septic system) or getting caught and mashed into the mesh - so gross!! I was a little nervous when reading reviews that this thing was going to be tricky to remove to empty,, would I be able to?"
"This 2 piece stainless-steel kitchen strainers are truly a blessing in my home. We, a family of 5, are notorious for letting utensils or our cleaning squares scrappers go down the drain, then they get all scratched up by the garbage disposal :/. The strainers themselves are thin but strong and they stay put where you need them to be."
"I've looked all around my town, including hardware stores, for really good sink strainers, I needed them really bad!"
"Strainers work great. I've struggled finding a good strainer. I've purchased $15 pop up strainers but they restricted the water flow so much when open that water wouldn't drain through fast enough leaving residue in sink. I ranked it 4 because it's very lightweight. But the flow is great and it looks good. Fits good and serves its purpose."
"Have had these for some time now, they keep out the tiny particles that, over time, clog the sink side without the disposal."
"These strainers fit perfectly."
"This replaces a drain plug type sink strainer which we rarely need and I've completely disliked."
"A less rating simply because they don't fit my sink isn't the products fault!"
Best Built In Soap Dispensers
Avoid These Mistakes When Purchasing a Sink Soap Dispenser [MISTAKE # 1]Have you purchased soap dispensers that looked great in a catalog picture or store shelf... but constantly break down, clog, and leak into your cabinets below, causing problems? All of our soap dispensers are heavy duty... are only built with the finest components... and have a 5 year replacement warranty. We have great customer service, and clear installation instructions are emailed to you at the time of purchase. If any other seller is listed, look to the right for Sold By Kitchen-Classics. Soap Bottle that you can refill from the top.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"I looked at the Grohe but am glad I purchased this for 1/5 the price (especially since the Grohe reviews state reservoir seems to occasionally fall, dumping soap under the sink)."
"Gaskets are provided for both above and below the counter top ensure both a waterproof fit, and that the unit doesn't slide on the granite above or stainless steel below. In addition, I use the Never-MT dispenser kit, eliminating the refillable bottle and pumping directly from the soap container in the cabinet below; the pump has enough oomph to handle the additional length of tubing."
"Unlike the others this one holds a vacuum-all the time and the its fast and easy to pump up the soap (I use a three foot tube into a gallon of soap)."
"I went to my local big box home improvement store and was very disappointed by the selection and quality that they had there. The installation process wasn't the easiest but that was only due to the cramped quarters and the way our sink was installed."
"It is steel and not plastic, although the bottom part is plastic (the tubing and container for the soap)."
"When pressed with what seems like a reasonable amount of pressure it stops at the "hitch", which makes you press harder to pass it and then the soap shoots out."
"When we had our kitchen remodel last year, our contractor installed a soap dispenser using plumbers putty."
"Filling is easy from the top with having to disassemble anything other than to just slide the pump portion from the collar that secures the bottle to the counter."