How to Replace A Kitchen Sink Drain Strainer, Leaking Kitchen Sink Repair

In this video I repair my leaky Kitchen sink drain strainer with a new one. This is a pretty easy project.
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Drain Strainer Assembly: amzn.to/3IenH1B
Channel Lock Plyers: amzn.to/3IenH1B
The Product I'm using is called: Moen 22036 3-1/2 Inch Kitchen Sink Stainless Steel Basket Strainer with Drain Assembly, Stainless
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[@Myksgarage]

Drain Strainer Assembly: amzn.to/3IenH1B

[@budahak]

Thank you for the video. My father was a plumber and us girls never had to worry about anything at home when it came to fixing but now that he is gone :( and I did not get to learn from him everything he knew, your video was a great help in this time of need. Thanks again!

[@Myksgarage]

I'm glad this helped!

[@TheTwentySecondDegree]

RIP to a great Pops!

[@rmorales4605]

Losers 👆

[@DigitalIP]

For future reference, unless a kit SPECIFICALLY says otherwise, putty is supposed to be placed under the ring of the drain to form a seal, which is why there were remnants of putty there to begin with, putting it on the bottom of the drain does nothing.

[@Myksgarage]

Thank you!

[@marshaworkman2764]

Great simple instructions!! Thank you!!😊

[@Myksgarage]

I'm glad it helped!

[@thehorseman1806]

I just did this nearly exact repair on my kitchen sink. I'm no plumber, and this was easy! Like $17. I'm curious though, how much would an actual plumber charge for this repair?

[@Myksgarage]

I would guess like $250-$300

[@Everybodyhatescleveland]

This video is awesome!! I couldn’t find any of the plumber’s tools you used here. The link you left was a double of the strainer. It also looked like you had two or three different tools? Any way you can drop a link? Either way, THANKS!!

[@Myksgarage]

I'll see if I can find links, thanks for watching

[@Everybodyhatescleveland]

@@Myksgarage Thanks! I actually already got the assemblies from Amazon. I put a couple of other assemblies in a couple of years ago without the tools, and with plumbers putty, and after about a year, it started to leak. I want to give it a shot actually using the correct tools. I appreciate you my friend...

[@bulentakkas4937]

Thank you for the video

[@Myksgarage]

Thanks for watching!

[@jameswoods6900]

You did not clean the bottom of the sink or tighten before you connected the pipe so It would not spin?

[@Myksgarage]

🤷

[@secondwind3989]

Always thought both those basket went underneath. Hey I am no big rich plumber.

[@Myksgarage]

Yeah me either

[@bettiesales4267]

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[@fernandobriseno8164]

You ALWAYS clean sealing surfaces.

[@Myksgarage]

Yes

[@shortbossvlogs1006]

Rubber gaskets should go inside the sink when installing

[@Myksgarage]

👍

[@okishashi]

What's the name of the tool you use to tighten the ptrap?

[@Myksgarage]

It's this:
amzn.to/3UXEJJZ

[@okishashi]

@@Myksgarage thank you 🙏

[@levimcdaniel]

I tried flex seal underneath. Phil swift let me down

[@Myksgarage]

Thanks for sharing

[@Ttw1976]

Looks like the plastic one failed because you tried using putty instead of a rubber gasket🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[@Myksgarage]

Yeah exactly

[@bloodybones63]

Reason I'm here is I just replaced a plastic one that I used putty on last time. Lasted 29 years. Putty still wasn't leaking, the basket developed a pin hole.