My bathroom sink is two years old. The drain (the round cover) is stainless steel and is attached to a piece of plastic that goes down in the drain and is supposed to be attached to something -- the piece that makes it go up and down. The stainless steel piece that you pull on to lift the drain cover or push on to close it -- is attached to something under the sink. The round cover is the kind that you can unscrew and lift off -- and clean the sink if it gets stopped up. Anyway, the round cover and the plastic piece it is screwed to ... have come free from whatever it is supposed to attach to down in the drain. It just lifts right out now. When I want to let the water drain out I reach in, pull it up and let the water out ... then put it back in to cover the hole. I have looked under the sink and cannot find anything that it might connect to. Are any of you familiar with this? It did not come with a book of instructions -- it was installed by a plumbing company that also installed a low flow toilet at the same time. Plenty of stuff about the toilet - guarantees etc., but nothing but the sales slip for the sink. Hate to pay a plumber to come out just for this --
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12 years ago