Universal Kitchen Sink Stopper - Garbage Disposal Plug - Insinkerator, Kitchenaid, Kohler & More! (Polished Chrome) Review

Cork holds water well. However, the handle (if you can call it that) is poorly designed. For something that can be used in water it only makes sense that it's easy to take off, but if it gets wet it's going to be very slippery. And when submerged in soapy water, as is often the case with a kitchen sink plug, it cannot be removed. I can only remove it with a dishcloth. Complete disappointment.

Product works as advertised. If you have ever had problems with the stopper, you should not read the information about the size. Don't blame the company, blame yourself, but in today's world nobody wants to admit they're wrong, it's better to blame someone else. I tested this by filling the sink with water and letting it sit for a few hours, but found that as soon as I put the cork in, it sealed. Easy to install and remove. One-hand operation, even with my weak hand. If I move and need another…

I have a 1940's kitchen sink with two drain plates (American kitchen) and I could only find a sink plug in one place. , they are very expensive, I will never go back to that original style, this cork is by far the best, no need to look for a hole to insert a small piece of metal that needs to be twisted properly, that will be me buy from now on just plug in and keep the water full until you remove it not a single drop of water will escape if you want the best value for money this is the best…

I used to buy everything from Revain for convenience. This is changing as everything else I buy here that is substandard should be returned or is just a waste of money. That's how it is with this stopper. It's advertised to fit a standard sized drain but I have one and it doesn't fit. It's too big for part of it to slide down the drain hole. Top balancing works as long as you don't accidentally knock it off the road. If you try to push it in, it will get stuck crooked because it's just too big…

I have been looking for a replacement strainer/sink drain plug for a long time. Everything was fine except the rubber o-rings kept falling off and breaking. Most filters/connectors are between $20-$40 with parts I don't need. I just had to plug in the sink to do the dishes. We have a beautiful granite sink with bronze fixtures, so I wanted something to complement the look. I found this beautiful one size bronze cork and it works great. Not sure how long it will last yet - it's quite difficult…

After I got tired of constantly readjusting the sink plug (and even then the sink was still leaking water) I decided to find a replacement. I read the reviews about it and found that some people say it doesn't fit. But since some people took measurements and I have a tape measure, I measured the sink drain and found that it should fit. I took the cork, tried it in my sink and it fit perfectly. I even filled the sink and left it overnight so the water wouldn't leak through that plug. In the…