Will it work if the top of the drain is domed?
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It has a hard ridge circle same size as the chrome thing. (2 1/4") I'd say about an 1/8" "high". It is much larger than the drain it is covering. (1 1/2") So if your dome is smaller and more shallow I would say there is a good chance it would. The rest of the stopper is thin and flexible and probably supplies most of the suction. I would include a close up photo if I could. Hope this helps.
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It didn't work with the drain cover that I had and it has a small dome shape. But it works great without it! I just took the screw out that was holding the drain cover on and I take it off and on as I need.
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That one I'm not sure about, I do know it auctions to the drain but since yours in domed I'm not sure. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Richard: Yes, the knob on the front top is the overflow drain. It would be possible to hook up a garden hose to it if you have the right diameter fitting to muscle it in from the outside and w/o actually blocking it. It may be possible to get a male fitting from the inside (through the top rectangular vent) but I suspect it would be hard because of the small area to work with within the knob cavity itself. I have mine hooked up to the gutter with the Oatey 14209 Mystic Rainwater Collection System. I actually punched a hole on the top of the barrel with a paddle drill bit to get a perfect fitting with the hose. Good luck. Richard: Yes, the knob on the front top is the overflow drain. It would be possible to hook up a garden hose to it if you have the right diameter fitting to muscle it in from the outside and w/o actually blocking it. It may be possible to get a male fitting from the inside (through the top rectangular vent) but I suspect it would be hard because of the small area to work with within the knob cavity itself. I have mine hooked up to the gutter with the Oatey 14209 Mystic Rainwater Collection System. I actually punched a hole on the top of the barrel with a paddle drill bit to get a perfect... » Read More Richard: Yes, the knob on the front top is the overflow drain. It would be possible to hook up a garden hose to it if you have the right diameter fitting to muscle it in from the outside and w/o actually blocking it. It may be possible to get a male fitting from the inside (through the top rectangular vent) but I suspect it would be hard because of the small area to work with within the knob cavity itself. I have mine hooked up to the gutter with the Oatey 14209 Mystic Rainwater Collection System. I actually punched a hole on the top of the barrel with a paddle drill bit to get a perfect fitting with the hose. Good luck. « Show Less
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By strainer basket, I assume you mean the kind that fits into the drain, in which case, yes. It will work over the strainer basket.
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My educated guess is yes it will. Since the unit is under pressure at all times, and it doesn't leak when sealed, it should work in any position.
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If your house has an outside drain clean out it will work. Mine is attached to the city sewer, and they actually prefer it be flushed vs sent to the land fill.
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Funny you should ask now, I just got out of the tub. I think it should work. It's 5 inches across. My drain is fairly new but was leaking. I flip the drain to close, add the oxo stopper then reopen the drain stopper and it suctions on tight. Hope that helps.
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If you are saying that the drain in the bottom of your tub is stuck open then no, it won't help you. This product is not the solid dome that it might appear to be, it actually has a hole cut in the side so when the water reaches that level it will still allow it to drain out; all it does is allow you to raise the level above the existing drain level. Sorry, good luck with your problem.
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Not sure. If that drain runs to the input of the pump, it most likely won't do any good. The suction from the pump will not allow the particles to plug up the leak.
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This popup drain could possibly work with your sink if it doesnt have an overflow hole.If your sink does have the overflow hole you will need to find a drain with a cutout for any water to drain.
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i would say that it will because the unit sits right on the ground and will at least drain down to 1/2 inch or so. if not on a flat area may be a problem. but remember if it doesn't do what you need just send it back , it's free.
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I don't know why it wouldn't; just position the drainer over the lip of the sink.
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I would not suggest it, only areas that do not drain are on either side of spout, they are very small.
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it can but you would have to fashion some type of support because it think the weight of the sink is too much to depend on the drain to keep it secure
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The hight of your countertops is exactly the height of the drainer. So, I don't think will work for you, because you need room to put your dishes in.
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To the best of my knowledge, if the cap is removed and an outlet hose is connected, the unit should drain to the hose rather than the bucket.
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Hey Cyn, I don't think it would work. You should be able to remove that stopper, but if you can't the center of this might be an issue. It is a dome shape, but the center opening goes into the drain (or at least flat to it, but I'm pretty sure it goes a little further than the ring on the outside).
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As long as you can get the water into it and its outlet can be tied into a drain, it should work