Would this stay on the spout if your spout doesn't have the drain pull built in? We just have a plug in our tub.
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It helps to have the drain pull, but the unit has a latex covered strap that helps it stay in place - you should be ok, just don't let your baby pull on it, which they love doing btw
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Yes, we don't have one on ours as well, and it straps on just fine. Essentially for us the hole at the top is useless, but it still stays strapped onto the spout just fine and tests the water temperature.
1278968
I think it probably would. There is a velcro wrap on the bottom that keeps it on the faucet pretty snug but I'm not positive since we do have a drain pull on ours.
1657144
There I no drain plug. Even if ther was it would not be accessible since the skimmer is dug into the ground. The only thing to worry about cleaning in it is the net and the brushes. Both slide out easily from the top.
125244
No. The tub diverted at the top of the spout locks it in. My kids have never pulled it off.
1249163
If you have a square spout it will be very hard to stay on. The water will also come out on the side. If I were you I would not get it.
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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.
1048211
This does not screw down to any existing part of the bottom drain. It merely lays on the bottom. Mine is on top of my raised bottom drain so the Aquabot can ride over it.
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We have an old cast-iron, clawfoot, free-standing bathtub with all of the old fixtures, including the drain. This drain cover sits perfectly on top. We didn't have to remove or alter anything at all. The black edge you see is sturdy rubber that holds the cover in place pretty well -- obviously not if you bump it, but it doesn't budge with flowing water.
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yes. it lies flat over the drain. Better that a plug stopper. I have one for my bathroom sink also, after the automatic stopper, STOPPED! LOL Good luck.
125248
If you have a shower diverter on the top of your spout, it will stay on securely. You can tighten it by pulling the fins on the sides. If you don't have a diverter, then it may not be secure.
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It depends on the diameter of your shower stall, however i believe it just barely cover mine-- meaning that the rubber would come into contact with the white shower floor (as opposed to the metal cover of the drain). Even with my sink, this stopper barely covers the drain, so any minor shift = no more water!
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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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This one does not require screwing in, but it is dependent on the type of present pool drain you have. This is because it attaches over it without removal. My problem was that it still sat up high enough that my Kreepy Krawly got caught under the edge. This product is well constructed and looks durable, but didn't fit for my needs in my finite plaster pool.
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It is easily removed but I found it did not fit the drain tightly enough to stop hair from going down. It did not lay flat above the drain, on my tub anyway.
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Yes, there is a small "L" shaped pull to the right of the faucet that works the drain plug.
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it will work if the plug or stopper is removable.the hair catcher is recessed into the drain which is why the stopper or plug must be removed.because they hair catcher is recess in falls into the drain partially, this is why the hair catcher stays in place so nicely.basically what it comes down to is if you're stopper or plug is removable this hair catcher will most likely work with your old drain.
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I purchased these for my daughters and they do not have a pull up spout. Hope this helps. :)
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Well, I left water in my sink with the Tub Stopper while I went for a walk, and it worked fine. I guess it depends on the shape and size of your sink drain, but for my average big box store sink, it worked great. I'm actually glad to know that! Hope it works for you!