🚰 2 Pack Heavy-Duty Stainless Steel Slop Basket Filter Trap - 2.75" Top / 1" Mesh Metal Sink Strainer - Ideal for Kitchen Sink, Bathroom Bathtub, Wash basin, Floor drain, Balcony Drain Hole Review

I bought and used a different design and it was clogging my bathtub drain. that's why i was so mad. But happy with the purchase! This item has made me so happy and I no longer have to worry about constipation! It catches any hair and other small objects that can cause a clog.

After a couple of really clogged drains I bought it. THEY catch an incredible amount of things that he doesn't catch in the sink. ALSO very small pieces. You must remember to clean them often. how they catch everything - and then the water does not go away. which shows how much they prevent them from entering the sewers.

It's really nice to have two of these because I can rotate them so I always have one clean and ready in case the other one gets weird. Being able to clean them is important to me as I try not to throw things away because they are soiled with soap scum etc and have held up well after normal use plus a few soaks and washes.

was totally disappointed with the size - hard to see on a computer screen - but it's the only way I can shop --- - Trouble It would be nice to send it back if it had a commonly used sink with a microscopic strainer in comparison - I'm sure they know people are going to dump crap because of the pain this has to return - must by any means possible Money to be made in my humble opinion

I have a clogged bathroom sink and using Liquid Plum'r didn't help. I had to call a plumber. After he left, I looked for a strainer for the Revane sink. I found her and I'm so glad I did. It matches my Delta sink perfectly and captures every little detail. Hair or leftover food after brushing your teeth will no longer fly into the sewers. Easy to clean and I love that they send you two filter traps.

This is one of those simple things that solves a big problem! The old sink and the part that held the cork of my sink disintegrated. This is how the cork kept the water in the sink. Without a cork there was a risk of things falling off. Our plumber said we should put traps in the bathroom drains to keep hair out of our drains. Much cheaper than cleaning the sewer to the street! UPDATE: They work but are very difficult to clean. So I have to shrink the stars. I bought a sink and am going to try…

Hair gets caught on raised edges) - I ordered this filter trap out of desperation to find something that would work better. I skipped this point previously because I didn't expect there to be room underneath for a pop-up drain that's free to move up and down. I bought it thinking I'd try bending the metal and somehow adjusting it to accommodate the raised pop up drain and keep my hair from sliding around the edges. I was absolutely stunned to discover that this filter fits the drain perfectly…

Okay, this may sound strange, but listen to me. I bought these to keep dirt out of drains that used to be very difficult to clean and keep flowing. Removed the previous drain mechanism and boom, put those bad guys in. No more blockages. So that we understand each other. These things hold water, and obviously if you remove them, it's going to be a direct hit to the entire drain pipe with no barrier. The problem is that they clog themselves. Even as a short haired man living alone, I mostly found