Do I need to take out the drain stopper in the bathtub to be able to use it?
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If you mean one of those that you lift and twist to put in the open position, then lift, twist and push down to close, no. You could probably get out more if you did, but I never have. Personally, I like the plastic disposable ones better. These didn't get out as much. But, I also bought some drain covers, and those catch all the hair, so I haven't needed to clean the drain since I bought them.
1377824
No, you will be able to fit the snake down around the stopper. It's a very convenient product to use
1377825
If you use the small one you won't. You might have to do it a couple times though.
1202205
yes without any trouble. (I never installed drain tubes, they were not needed.)
2076241
If you want it to replace the stopper, no. It cannot be used with the stopper. This is just a drainer.
1601712
Yes, you will need to plug the tub output, on the bottom of the valve, typical
1546083
No, it does not. Drains and stoppers usually have to be purchased separately. I'd recommend the type with the turning switch, not the up/down lever.
2007433
Drain is centered. There is a flexible hose coming with the tub so the drain location in the slab/floor can be independent from the drain in the tub to some degree. My installer considered it a bad alternative and prone to leaking. Best locate the drain in the slab right under the bathtub center.
1361151
No, well not if you have the pop up stopper. I slid the snake right down on different sides of the drain and pulled out a significant amount of sludge. It worked the same in the sink too.
2162286
Yes, you could cut out an area for the drain. You'd want to avoid trying to cut through the little suction cups on the back though....there's a lot of them, but shouldn't be a problem.
1756110
On the bottom, near a corner, there's a pull out stopper. I drain mine with a length of hose though to direct water where I want it.
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Nope. The drain is located below the green seat, so you'd have to take the seat out to drain it. I lift my LO out and rinse her in the shower; then I just flip tub over to drain it. It's a vey comfy tub, however. LO loves it If you're looking for an easy to drain one, I definitely recommend the 4moms, also sold by Amazon. I have one at my mother's house, the drain is located at LO's feet. It really depends on your bathing situation. If you bathe LO in shower or tub, the easiest way to drain is flipping the tub over after you've finished bathing and dressing LO. This really is a comfy tub, and my LO's favorite. Nope. The drain is located below the green seat, so you'd have to take the seat out to drain it. I lift my LO out and rinse her in the shower; then I just flip tub over to drain it. It's a vey comfy tub, however. LO loves it If you're looking for an easy to drain one, I definitely recommend the 4moms, also sold by Amazon. I have one at my mother's house, the drain is located at LO's feet. It really depends on your bathing situation. If you bathe LO in shower or tub, the easiest way to drain is flipping the tub over after you've finished bathing and dressing LO. This really is a comfy tub,... » Read More Nope. The drain is located below the green seat, so you'd have to take the seat out to drain it. I lift my LO out and rinse her in the shower; then I just flip tub over to drain it. It's a vey comfy tub, however. LO loves it If you're looking for an easy to drain one, I definitely recommend the 4moms, also sold by Amazon. I have one at my mother's house, the drain is located at LO's feet. It really depends on your bathing situation. If you bathe LO in shower or tub, the easiest way to drain is flipping the tub over after you've finished bathing and dressing LO. This really is a comfy tub, and my LO's favorite. « Show Less
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this product do not include the drain , if you need .please contact with the seller . thank you
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I agree with Minos. My drain is flush with the tub and is just a big giant hole that allows everything to go down it (like this http://pix.soundwag.com/web/drain.jpg). This sits right on top. There is a slight curve to this, and it sits curve side up. If you have the type of drain that also acts as the stopper and sticks up into the tub (like this http://s2.hubimg.com/u/5464035_f248.jpg), this will not work on that.
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Mine did come with a stopper which fits nicely into the drain also included. The stopper is a chrome finish son top, but I did notice oddly that the inside piece is a plastic. Not what I would expect from Standard faucets.
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Wish I could answer that. We had a plumber do it. Unfortunately for us, ours did not come with the drain and stopper. Had to use the one from the previous fixture.
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No. The tub diverted at the top of the spout locks it in. My kids have never pulled it off.
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It would depend on 1) if you already have a stopper on your drain and if you do, how high does it pop-up? and 2) What is the space like around the tub drain, could it be centered over the drain? It wouldn't work in my tub, because the drain stopper is large ~2.5" around and it pops up pretty hight and there isn't enough room between the drain and the vertical side of the tub for it to be centered over the drain and lay flat enough to work.
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You would normally use the drain pin. Only time youe need to remove the clear housing is if it's visually dirty.