They make pop up plungers. Push them down and they stop the drain, push down again and they release upwards
Bathroom faucetrepair WITHOUT pull plunger/stopper?
I'm interested in these bathroom faucets at Costco. They look nice however when looking at them I noticed they did not have a way for the pull plunger to connect to.
What kind of sink or stopper do you use when the faucet doesn't have the pull stopper.
Here is a link to the product.
http://www.costco.com/.product.1001...categorypageHorizontalTop|CategoryTopProducts
What kind of sink or stopper do you use when the faucet doesn't have the pull stopper.
Here is a link to the product.
http://www.costco.com/.product.1001...categorypageHorizontalTop|CategoryTopProducts
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They work like tub drains sort ofThey make pop up plungers. Push them down and they stop the drain, push down again and they release upwards
Got it. Thanks
The problem with that popup is they are made for vessel sinks and do not have an overflow drain slot.
According to the ad copy in the link you posted, the drain assembly is in the box with the faucet. No need for an additional drain.
They do make some with overflow holes. Danze has a whole line of themThe problem with that popup is they are made for vessel sinks and do not have an overflow drain slot.
I'd have a problem when I have to use my hand to open the stopper, then rinse again. Also, I put new American Standard vanity faucet with cable operated stopper. The stopper is a standard one, but it is still heavy enough to push down on its own. It is enough to create a poor drain. This faucet also has flex supply with little more than 1/8 i.d. tubes. When toilet is flushed, it gets no cold water.
The picture you showed, shows it should have a pop up. is there a removable plug on the back side of faucet? Why did it not come with the pop up?I'd have a problem when I have to use my hand to open the stopper, then rinse again. Also, I put new American Standard vanity faucet with cable operated stopper. The stopper is a standard one, but it is still heavy enough to push down on its own. It is enough to create a poor drain. This faucet also has flex supply with little more than 1/8 i.d. tubes. When toilet is flushed, it gets no cold water.
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