🛀 Danco Bathroom 88820 Tub Mesh Strainer: Stainless Steel, 2-1/2-Inch Lavatory - Reliable Water Drainage and Protection Review

Just what I need. Fits in my sink and easy to clean. I'll post an update when it rusts. Update 7/15/19: No signs of rust. Great fit tool. Update 9/1/20: Still working with no rust and this has snagged my wife's wedding ring a couple of times.

I've had this bathroom drain for a month now. It really doesn't rust. Drainage is very good until dirt slows water movement. Then it's time to shovel away the rubbish and the water flow is restored. Cleaning is done every night according to my consumption. The little bow is small so I just scoop up the dirt with a piece of fabric. It fits very snugly in my sink. Having used items I bought from a local Chinese store that rust instantly with every use, I was a little skeptical about the rusting…

The sink in our RV has no protection from objects falling into the hole. Toothpaste caps, jewelry and other small items are at risk of falling down the drain. This fits the hole nicely and saves me from having to remove the P-trap under the sink to get dropped items. The only complaint is about the shipping container. This thing is basically wire mesh and bends easily. It arrived in my mailbox in a soft paper envelope. Needless to say, it was bent out of shape. I was able to straighten it out…

I literally cannot live without these filters. I have tried other brands and none of them are suitable for drain or garbage disposal. I use them in kitchen sinks, bathtubs and sinks. They stop everything that shouldn't go down the drain. In the kitchen, only water goes down the drain, it retains even the smallest bits of food and is easy to clean. I use a Lysol wipe to wipe away the dirt and it all comes out right away. In the bathroom, she catches hair and small debris. I blow my hair over the

Really wanted a large flat rim but wasn't the right size for a 2.75" x 1.5" laundry tub with center grid. As it traps dirt/grit much better than other 2mm holes and I have no problem removing lint frequently. (First sprinkle small sand-like rocks and pine needles on a paper towel, then turn the damp, rolled paper towel halfway down to pick up what's left after you've pulled out the clumps of lint.) Another problem was the packaging . The nipple-shaped screen was placed in a lightly padded…

I use this in the shower to keep my hair from clogging the drain. this filters ALL A+2. this has to go under the drain cap or you'll step on the hole - for me that means taking a screwdriver and removing the drain cap after every shower, it filters EVERYTHING so it clogs quickly. D-3. it's free. too much wiggle room, but it doesn't hurt, and it just depends on the hole you put it in. measure well. All right. This reduces the size of the water intake, but not by much. If I could somehow REPLACE…

What else can you say? It's simple and cheap and does the job I bought it for. I live in a dorm with a sink that has absolutely nothing over the sink. Although it hasn't happened yet, I was afraid of dropping an earring or something in the sink when getting ready in the morning. So bought and problem solved. Sometimes I think the mesh is probably too fine. I've looked at other reviews and some people are unhappy with how dirty it can be. Sometimes I take it out and set it aside when I wash my…

I bought this for my bathtub that had one of those pull out drains. We would have growths and hair clogs because nothing could stop the hair from flushing down the drain. We shower most of the time and don't often have to clog the drain. - It fits well, flush with the bathtub drain. - Doesn't slip. - Gather all the hair. (Long hair and even small things like cat hair and lint.) -Easy to clean. Just scoop out the hair and maybe wash it every time. So quick and easy. - Aside from being easy to…