Review on 🚽 Matte Black KES Bathroom Sink Drain with Strainer Basket Hair Catcher - Pop Up Drain Stopper for Vanity Vessel Sink with Overflow, S2013A-BK by Joz Lowe

Beautiful. Replaced some of the plastic plug assemblies that came with our "high quality" faucets. Of course they were in a few years - and they can only last so long. But their original count and finish far exceed what was included in the $200+ faucet, so that's a plus to start with. Older units had a pull-operated lever, the part of the lever that lifts the plug has been replaced several times over the years, and the sinks have been serviced by PIA every three months to be disassembled and hair removed. It's a solid build, the fit and finish were top-notch, and the silicone seals eliminate the need for plumbing putty. Easy installation, woman loves the hair trap / easy to clean. I'll probably order replacements for the other three sinks in the house and have them on hand, ready for a cold winter's day stuck at home. To be honest how often do you actually need a plug and fill up your sink, it's more to prevent things from falling down the hole, they look nice (bigger diameter) and the hair basket is a big plus - plus they close really well with silicone gasket.