Is there any way to install a drain inside the refrigerated compartment?
633487
It would take some modification and would be difficult the underneath is pretty cramped with the cooling unit and it would compromise in my opinion the cooling efficiency. I only occasionaly she small pools of water in the bottom and are easily wiped up.
633488
Unfortunately, it is not designed that way so any mechanical/plumbing change to the product would void the warranty. That said, you could consult a plumber and ask.
1252345
Very easy. Exaclty as one would hope. The drain is controlled with a tap that swings one way to open, and the other way to close.I simply place a container in the sink, position the tap over it, and open. It's that simple. Cleaning is also a breeze. You simply remove the heating element, which makes for easy cleaning of the bowl, element and basket.
421762
This merely sits on the drain opening; it has nothing to do with the inside. It's merely a flap to collect debris and prevent it from going into the InSinkErator. You can push anything through it, but it stops spoons, etc. from falling into the InSinErator.
2012962
It doesn't have a drain, but the interior material is the same as in a refrigerator: smooth and white with no hidden crannies. The plastic-coated wire cage insert that contains the food removes easily, and you can easily sponge or wipe up any spills or mold inside. I put an open bag of coffee grounds inside to keep it fresh-smelling when I store it.
1114352
You can connect a hose and put the hose in a drain. Never have to empty the bucket again!
137959
My plumber recomended a "grid" drain only for this sink, as it does not have an overflow. You can install it with a compact "euro" style trap, which looks very nice, but is a little pricey. I actually used a conventional one, and it works just fine.
508369
Install the diverter tubing that connects the outflow (that would go into the bucket) to the internal connection leading to the drain hole. If you don't have a manual, download from the manufacturer's site.
44160
Funny you should ask today...we are just installing it this afternoon. We actually do not have a disposal. I am sure it would be standard to instll it to the drain just fine. It is a very nice sink and we are happy with the purchase. Looks awesome.
2067461
I just put something under the drain spout, little bit hard but you can do it.
1313264
Yes. The drain is on the back bottom. When I drain it I set it on an incline and it pours out without any aid necessary.
1441512
No drain holes. If installed indoors you don't want any spilled liquid to run out onto floor, if outside you could easily drill holes.
545304
What I do is just turn it upside down (be careful of the plastic threads) and let it drain.. That's about all you can do..
2038939
No, that is not an option. We emptied ours and put it outside in warmer weather overnight to defrost.
1008280
I dont think so. The drain hole is in the middle of the sink. Btw I love the sink. Only problem us that there are real corners and straight sides to it which require a little more cleaning
239119
Yes. There's a drain. Worked great. When the ice started to melt, we drained some water out and added more ice.
1998847
Honestly, I cannot remember. My husband was using it to build a wooden cooler. This cooler would fit down in the wooden surround. The reason we returned it was it had no drain.
2169026
yes, You just need a drain that is for sink and water that you can go to normal hardware store and buy fridge ice making kit for 13$,it is very easy to install.....