Kitchen Sink Drain Strainers | Everything You Need To Know!

Kitchen Sink Drain Strainers | Everything You Need To Know!
Plumbers, homeowners and DIY enthusiasts, elevate your skills with our comprehensive guide on installing five types of drain strainers: Metal Strainer With PVC Body, Deep Base Strainer, Post Style Large Nut Strainer, Double Cup Strainer, and EZ Lock Strainer. From sturdy builds to easy installation, this video is your go-to resource for a seamless upgrade. Watch now and conquer plumbing like a pro!
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[@thebarak]

Very good info and shown extremely clearly.

[@TheBuildingExpert]

Glad it was helpful!

[@baljeetsinghsodhi3598]

Good stuff veer ji.

[@paintball130]

excellent video

[@TheBuildingExpert]

Thank you very much!

[@thesuperdak7224]

Thank you for this hugely informative video! I discovered a few mistakes I made on installation before I even turned the water on! (mainly under tightening and insufficient putty).

[@TheBuildingExpert]

Glad it helped!

[@naeembhunnoo4880]

Plus Teflon tape need to be done on the threads

[@korrupt4]

thank you, we are in a situation where we added a tailpiece in between the strainer and the p trap for the dishwasher to hook up, now the p trap is about 1/2 '' too far from connecting to the drain. have you ever seen a very shallow strainer, say 1.5'' high? to help give more clearance

[@GuitarP0RN]

Thank you! I didn't realize the deep basket version didn't use a friction ring and uses a foam seal instead of putty 😒. I assume I can use putty and buy a friction ring(?)

[@TheBuildingExpert]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DarkBykeTwitch]

Why no standards

[@naeembhunnoo4880]

Most of these idiocies are dry test. One must always do the water test before handing over any plumbing jobs