I "cook" in my bathroom and wonder if this would work in the bathroom sink when I'm washing dishes to keep food particles from going down the drain.
79303
It catches real small pieces. I think it might the only thing that tends to slip through is sand which is fine for my uses
79304
I'm sure it would. However the center is higher than the outside so it won't be flat at the drain. But the holes are plenty small enough that food would not go through. You may want to check the the size of your sink drain to make sure the center of this item will set down in the drain opening.
79305
Probably not. You might try a metal drain cover that has smaller holes. The ones on this one are probably going to let food go through.
769170
It has worked very well for me under the kitchen sink, not sure if it is intended for other uses.
1354426
Yes, it works quite well for me. I have a double sink, so I bought two. I keep one on the garbage disposal side at all times to prevent silverware (etc) from falling in. This works very well in my kitchen.
816275
I just rinse under faucet but I would think it would be fine if you put it on the top rack of dish washer.
2074155
I am pretty sure. If not, all you would have to do is just fill a sink with disinfectant or a little bleach and water.
1181652
it works good but in the tub I don't no I use it in my sink doing dishes and it does not move stays down great I don't loose any water when I use it that is all I can say about it good luck
783032
i use it in my glass shower to remove the deposits so I know it works for that purpose. it would be safe to use inside the dishwasher, in my opinion, but there is something simpler that I'd suggest. Purchase white vinegar. Put a small casserole dish on the bottom shelf of the dishwasher, upright and pour in a cup or so of vinegar. Run the washer on hot. You may have to do it a couple of times to get them all gone but it works. I do this once every other month or so to keep the deposits from forming.
346758
It depends on the size of the sink. depends on the drainage. the stainless steel bottom has no drainage through it. the drainage comes from the sides where the water runs off the side. you would need a double sink, one for the tray and one for drainage off the side. Personally I don't think this would work well on a sink.
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I use it on the counter beside my sink. That way and the water drains out of the rack into tray and then into the sink.
2175738
I don't see why not. It has a plastic water collection tray that it sits in when it's placed on the counter. If you wanted to put it in the sink you wouldn't need the tray underneath the rack. I love my rack. It's perfect for a small apartment with a galley kitchen.
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I am sure that it would work fine on the sink, but I think it would wash off in a short time. It lasts quite a while in a dry situation, or even a humid area but if it is in contact with running water or detergent, I am not sure it will last.
710635
Soap and water in the sink. The concern is that the heat of a dishwasher would warp the plastic pieces.
1865408
I don't know if it will do that or not. I always rinse off my dishes before putting them in the dishwasher b/c we have an old one. However it does disinfect thoroughly & when it seems like the dw is not cleaning the dishes sufficiently, after you use this, you immediately tell the difference w/ your next load.
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Rest it on its side up against the side wall under your sink it should work. Or adhere it to wall there.
751687
I think I might take a metal clothes hanger and string it across the opening of under your bathroom sink and hang a piece of cloth from it, or have a piece of material and fold over 3/4" and stitch along it and slide the hanger thru it. I wouldn't leave it exposed in my under sink. Personal opinion. Good quality plastic.
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I suppose it could drape over the middle part of your sink. It is very flexible. I however, use it in the bottom of my sink. Hope this helps.
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Yes you can, just be careful and don't get any on your skin (I'd advise wearing gloves). If you are looking for a less invasive way to combat bad odors in your sinks and drains put some regular old hydrogen peroxide (throw in some vinegar for a little peracetic action) down there. I've also used the disposer care on shower drains that were starting to run slow. Make sure you rinse well with hot water.