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Pop Up Waste
Waste for Wash Basin
K81-D7
A pop-up waste, also known as a pop-up drain or pop-up plug, is a type of drain mechanism commonly used in sinks, bathtubs, and some types of basins. It provides a convenient way to open and close the drain without having to manually reach into the sink or tub to adjust the stopper.
| Materials: | Brass HPB57-3 |
|---|---|
| Finising: | Chrom |
| Temperature: | -10˚C-100˚C |
| Size: | 1.1/4" |
| MOQ: | 1000pcs |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
How does a pop up waste working ?
Mechanism: A pop-up waste consists of two main components: the drain plug and the lift rod. The drain plug is a stopper that sits in the drain opening, and the lift rod is a vertical rod connected to the plug.
Pop-Up Function: When the sink or tub is not in use, the pop-up waste is in the closed position, and the drain plug sits flush with the drain opening, preventing water from flowing down the drain.
Opening the Drain: To open the drain and allow water to flow out, you lift the lift rod. The lift rod is usually connected to a pivot arm or a horizontal rod, which, in turn, raises the drain plug. This creates an opening for water to flow through.
Closing the Drain: To close the drain and fill the sink or tub with water, you push the lift rod back down. As you do this, the drain plug is lowered back into the drain opening, sealing it shut and allowing water to accumulate.
Overflow Prevention: Many pop-up wastes also have an overflow prevention feature. An overflow hole is present near the top of the sink or tub, and the pop-up waste may have an overflow cover that sits over this hole. The overflow cover allows water to drain if the water level rises too high, preventing overflow accidents.
Pop-up wastes are common in modern bathroom sinks and some bathtubs, offering a sleek and functional design. They come in various styles and finishes to match different bathroom aesthetics. It's essential to keep the pop-up waste clean and free from debris to ensure smooth operation. If you encounter any issues with the pop-up waste, such as leaks or sticking, it's a good idea to have a plumber inspect and repair it.
How to clean a pop up waste ?
Cleaning a pop-up waste is a straightforward process that helps maintain its functionality and prevents any blockages caused by debris and soap scum. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to clean a pop-up waste:
Materials Needed:
Step 5: Soak the Pop-Up Drain Plug If there is any stubborn residue or mineral deposits on the drain plug, you can soak it in a mixture of vinegar and warm water. Fill a container with equal parts vinegar and warm water and let the drain plug soak for a few hours. This should help dissolve any buildup, making it easier to clean.
Step 6: Rinse and Reassemble After cleaning the drain plug and other parts, rinse them thoroughly with clean water. Once everything is clean and dry, reassemble the pop-up waste by reversing the steps you took to remove the drain plug.
Step 7: Test the Pop-Up Waste After reassembling, test the pop-up waste to ensure it opens and closes smoothly and that there are no leaks.
By following these steps and cleaning your pop-up waste regularly, you can keep your sink or bathtub draining properly and maintain a hygienic bathroom environment.
Step 1: Gather Supplies Make sure you have all the necessary cleaning materials ready.
Step 2: Remove the Pop-Up Drain Plug Most pop-up drains have a removable plug for easy cleaning. Look underneath the sink or tub for the horizontal rod that connects the lift rod to the drain plug. Locate the retaining nut or clip securing the horizontal rod to the pivot arm. Loosen the nut or unclip the rod to disconnect it from the pivot arm. Then, simply lift the drain plug out of the drain opening.
Step 3: Inspect and Clean the Pop-Up Drain Plug Once you have the drain plug removed, inspect it for any debris, hair, soap scum, or mineral buildup. You can use an old toothbrush or a small brush to scrub away the gunk and clean the surface of the plug thoroughly.
Step 4: Clean the Drain and Drainpipe With the drain plug removed, you may notice debris or buildup in the drain and the drainpipe. Use the same brush or a cloth to clean these areas. You can also pour some warm water down the drain to flush away any loose particles.
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Q: How long is your product guarantee period?
A: We have Two years guarantee and 24 hours full-time service.
Q: What is your MOQ?
A: Normal Each Items 3000pcs MOQ.
Q: Can you accept OEM,ODM?
A: we accpet OEM.
Q: How long is your delivery time?
A: 30-35 days After Confirm Order