Check ONE Thing BEFORE Installing a New Sink Drain

Sharing my bloody lesson learned when installing a new bathroom sink drain. Sometimes you aren’t going to win as hard as you push. Try this one tip first and then buy a new one.
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[@hasssan1]

Next time add little soap dish to help the washer slide in

[@NoMoreLeaks]

If there is a next time I will try that. I appreciate the tip, but if the silicone grease I showed at the end--I did not show that I applied it to both sides--didn't do the job I have my doubts on dish soap.