NearMoon Bathroom Sink Drain with Overflow, 304 Stainless Steel Pop up Drain with Detachable Strainer Basket, Anti-Clogging Hair Catcher Assembly Stopper Vessel Sink (Brushed Nickel)

The original drain kept plugging up and draining slowly. This is great and I can remove the center to clean out hair and whatever else is down there.So good that I got another for other sinks.Excellent product

I installed two of these drains in about 30 minutes, which included removing the old drains. Installation instructions are printed on the box. No plumbers putty or Teflon tape needed, just the silicone gaskets included with the drain. I hand tightened the large bolt that secures the bottom gasket to the sink, no wrench needed.

I bought two of these and installed them myself. There are two silicone gaskets, one up near the top of the drain and one below that sits above the brass nut. THROW THE UPPER GASKET AWAY AND USE A LOT OF PLUMBERS PUTTY. I tried to use their gasket and it was leaking all over the place. Then I put a thin bead of plumbers putty with their gasket and it still leaked. Then I had to take it apart and put it back again, but this time I wised up and used a big ring of plumbers putty instead of the upper gasket and it didn't leak at all. I did this on the second one from the get go and it didn't leak at all.Quality is just okay, the nut is thin brass looking so be careful you don't strip it or the threads. For the price its a bargain, the ones at home cheapot were double the price for about the same quality. I don't know how the catch works yet because my wife hasn't used it for long enough but I assume it will work well. To remove and reinstall the catch you just pull the entire top upwards, two orings hold it in place.

This is the Second sink drain with overflow that I purchased. I wanted to make sure I replace my other sinks drain with this drain. This drain is a life saver in your home. Some folks may be a bit careless or have lots of hair. This catches all most anything I’ve gotten a few Bobby pins out of this too. I wasn’t happy about the Bobby Pins. But, I could thank you for purchasing my drainage catcher.

Make sure the sink is hole is recessed enough so the thick retaining ring, is flat with the bottom of the sink?

These worked N fit perfect when I got rid of the out facuet fixture on my sink. The only issue is that after a while it get little rust spots but I also think that's because in my state the water is harsh

I love the heavy duty Ness in the stainless steel. The negative is there’s not enough dome on the pop-up so it holds water till it dries and leaves scale behind

It fit my 1.75" bathroom sink drain just fine. The popup drain plug removes completely for easy sink cleaning and maintenance if I ever have to snake it.On the old one, the plug was attached to a frame inside the drain which eventually rotted so I had to replace the whole unit. That won't happen with this design.This design does mean that the plug can go down a little further than desired, then the popup feature may not work perfectly. But it's easy to lift the whole plug assembly up so the water drains.I would have given it 4.5 stars if they had halves but for the price ($12) I wouldn't drop a whole star.