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Upgrade Your Bathroom sink In MINUTES - Amazing Easy Clean Kohler Clicker Pop Up Drain!
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- Опубліковано 17 кві 2023
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You can do this: DIY Bathroom clicker installation video will make it easy.
This simple upgrade will change your life by giving you a new found quick draining, easy to clean bathroom vanity drain. If you shave over the sink, or the greasy hand lotions are constantly causing buildup, clogs, or slow drains, then this is a no brainer.
Hard to clean hair clogs and greasy clumps are a thing of the past with this new design. Fewer moving parts means more open pipe drain volume to remove water faster and less things for hair and grease to get hung up on. When it does get dirty, cleaning is an easy task. No more disassembling the pop up drain push rod lever to remove your wife's hair. Just remove the stopper cartridge, rinse it off and replace it. No lost or crushed gaskets, or failed reassembly causing leaks under your sink cabinet.
This clicker drain and stopper kit is currently available for less than $30 at Home Depot or Amazon and with it's chrome plated brass construction, it's sure to withstand the test of time. Did I mention it looks good too?
In this video we'll show you how to remove the old pop up stopper and drain, to install this new Kohler Clicker kit in less than 30 minutes.
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Wow this is a great video. I've replaced tons of these, I don't even know how I ended up here but I watched the whole video. You did a great job filming and editing this.
I appreciate your support and am thrilled that you found the video engaging. Thank you for watching till the end!
Ok, this was not only helpful but my jaw-dropped when my monitor started showing this in HDR, I don't know how many people can appreciate just how absolutely clear this instructional video is in both content and quality.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that the video was helpful and that you were impressed with the clarity in both content and quality. It means a lot to me!
Yeah that’s surprising..
Really makes the gunk pop!
@@ytmndan BwahhHaaHaa!
You left out the part where you attach the new stuff to the trap so we could all listen for new cuss words. Thanks for the vid!
Exactly what I was looking for. Going to install a new faucet and don't want one with the push/pull mechanism. Thanks and subbed.
Nice! Thank you for the support.
Loved the closing statement.
Thank you for your comment and support
Bravo! Beautiful job! The last handful of faucets I replaced I couldn’t get the drain collar or the nut below the sink to unscrew bc they were so corroded. I ended up cutting them off with a Dremel metal cutting wheel.
Great tool for that.
A multi tool also works well for that.
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Some time ago I got a bathroom sink faucet with this drain piece. I replaced the faucet but didn't know how to replace the drain part so I left the old one. Now I might replace that too.
Totally worth it if the old one is worn or doesn’t match.
What do you do with the old sink stopper pivot rod? If you remove it there is a hole in the faucet. If you keep it there, people get confused that it doesn't do anything.
Depends on your faucet.
Some people have me leave a hole, others have me leave the rod.
Did you connect the new piece to anything under the sink or does it just sit loosely in the pvc pipe below the sink?
Yes. Unfortunately my camera devices are limited, but if you listen I show the nut and washers that go under the sink.
I applied plumbers putty all around the flange as you show. I'm not getting any water to drip from any of the connections, pan left on the bottom of the vanity is always dry. But, after several weeks of use, I can still feel a trace of moisture around the rubber gasket against the bottom of the sink. Very frustrating, I hate the thought of taking everything apart! Any suggestions?
There's a sweet spot of tightness with any drain gasket. Under tightening, it will leak, overtightening, it will leak. I'd suggest tightening just 1/8 - 1/4 of a turn. If it's super tight try loosening 1/8 - 1/4 of a turn.
Can you help me here and advise how to adjust the pop up lid not to allow the water to go through in a closed down position? Or it is with a defect? But my husband set two drain in and both of them don’t keep the water in my sinks…🤦🏼♀️ thank you
Did your husband read the directions? Watch the video?
Something must be wrong. I've never had that issue.
@@elitehandyman911 we screwed the both pop up stoppers tightest as we could inside their system, screw them back down into the drain pipe but they still both leak the water… The rubbers look ok, not defected. I think the pop-up stoppers are defected… I need to exchange them in the store then. Thank you.
1 Think you forgot to mention. - If you screw the collar all the way down on these the clicker will not hold water, you have to unscrew the main pipe until it clicks down and makes a seal. I was a dumbass and thought mine was defective becuase it would not hold water when everything was screwed in all the way.
It sounds like you may have a replacement clicker stopper stem that's too short.
@@elitehandyman911 Right out of the box perhaps is just doa.
@@elitehandyman911 Actually, it's too long by about 3mm.
What do I do if water leaks from the threads under the sink. The nut is very tight and I am afraid to crack the sink. Suggestions???
It's possible you over tightened the nut which deforms the large rubber washer.
Try loosening it slowly with water running and see if it helps.
@@elitehandyman911 That did not alleviate the dripping issue. I took it all apart and added plumbers tape on the threads where the rubber gasket contacts the metal. That fixed the issue. Thanks for the input. I really do appreciate it!
Glad to hear you got the issue resolved. I'm finding more and more plumbers are either using plumber's putty or Teflon tape in the area where the conical rubber seal fits on the tube because the rubber won't push into the fine threads well enough to seal unpressurized drain water. I use Teflon tape because I can get about 4 or 5 tight wraps to seal into the threads. They're doing this to prevent call-backs and facing unhappy customers or builders because of the all-too-common water damage to vanities made of MDF or particle board.
Ok, my husband just installed this drain to our brand new sink. No matter what he does, he pushes the stopper down and it won’t hold water. He has used the plumbers putty and there are no leaks with the stopper is up. Can you tell me why this might be happening?
Also, the stopper won’t close and stay closed…….did we get defective merchandise? We bought two and neither one are working properly. Very frustrating.
I'm not sure what the issue could be. I've never heard of this problem with these drains. The only thing I can think of is if the rubber gasket isn't seated properly on the stopper piece.
Is the putty really necessary nowadays with the rubber gaskets?
It really depends on the design of the stopper tailpiece and the sink bowl. Many newer products are going to rubber gaskets.
Good video and excellent information but! You said in minutes? This is a on your knees, under the sink pain in the back job! If everything go's well you might be one in 30 minutes. When I read minutes I thought it was a new pop-up gadget that would unscrew and pop in.
It is minutes, not hours.
Thank you for your support.
I am not doing all that. Thanks. Some stuff is just MADE for Men. 🤷🏽♀️👩🏾🌾
Men are definitely good for some things ;-)
half the instructions. thx for nothing
I apologize if the instructions were not clear enough. Can you let me know what specifically you were having trouble with so I can assist you better?