How does the sink drain?
89601
The drain attaches to a fixture at the side of the unit. From there you can attach an old garden hose and drain any where.
89602
I attached a short hose, about 10 feet long, depending where u want it to drain out (cut up an old hose to length or buy one at home depot etc.) - I drain mine onto the lawn with no problem. This outside sink center is really convenient.
89603
It drains by a short length of hose you provide to wherever you want it to drain. Remember, it's just water/soap/rinsing product that goes out and into/onto wherever you aim it. No chunks. This is not a kitchen sink. It's your gardening/grilling/fish cleaning friend.
89604
The sink has an outlet nozzle on the left side to which you attach a short length of hose to drain the water away to a suitable spot on the ground
89605
Very well, you have to have the right hose, one that has a wide hole to drain, I love this whole sink THE BEST.
1735115
As far as I'm concerned, there are zero drainage issues. The sink won't be completely dry after it drains, but no sink is. There is no standing water, if that is your concern.
1476546
It does have a small slit drain underneath the section for silverware. It's handy for hanging over the edge of your sink, although in practice there isn't enough slope for the water to actually drain.
972875
This one drains from the short side. I use it on the small counter to the left of my sink {approx. 13.5 in. }, turn the drain toward the sink, and the drain hangs over the sink about 2.5 in., which is very unobtrusive. Hope this helps.
282718
Drains quick. It is a very large deep sink. Very satisfied with the sink for our laundry room. Also purchased a double bowl Kraus sink for our kitchen. No complaints.
935894
No drain.pull pans out drain grease out ,wash out put pans back in ,put elements back in.
1466744
It seems to me that it drains like most sinks. I usually use my sprayer to easily wash down the sink. I too am very careful with water as we use a cistern for our water.
780290
Hi...When water is draining off the dishes,etc there is a small hole that allows for draining into the sink. I don't know how you would change this since it's the feature that makes this rack unique in that it doesn't need to have anything under it. It's very well designed, a bit small however, but it works for me. Good luck! Gabriel
1448497
The drain does not come with the sink. Your local hardware store will have one.
2209610
It has a netting around the edge of the bottom where the seam join together. It drains that way. It is very roomy i ready like mine.
144530
Hello, there are no drains. You will have to dump the water out when you are finished.
982376
No drain, but I've not had an issue with mold. It's meant to sit on your counter, so drain holes would make your counter all wet anyway. I've had it a while and our living space is very damp. I also make sure most of the water is out of the sponge before putting it in so there really is never any standing water in it/nothing collects there. It's also easy to clean inside if necessary. I hope this helps.
1230879
I'm not sure I understand your question. The cutting board is an oblong and the end that drains into the sink is the same width as the rest of the board. You can pull the board forward to have it drain further into the sink of have it just at the edge. That is up to you. Hope this helps.
1525024
There is a slot to allow water to drain out. I generally hang the open area over the sink for drainage so water does not get on the counter and I tilt it to make sure all water is drained. When using with double sink, I leave in sink but tilt it slightly to ensure drainage after all dishes are washed. Hope this helps.
1600424
Yes, there is a small lever behind the faucet head to control the sink drain.
1375471
yes, each side has a drain. It is a beautiful sink. I ordered it by mistake..I had to have a drop in and this is a under counter. I was very disappointed because I fell in love with the design.
518868
The tray is shallow and flat with grooves to drain. The problem is that the end farthest from the sink is not raised so, being flat, it does not drain well. I would think a raised sink would make it drain away from the sink and would accumulate the water in the tray until it overflows ... but which way?!?!?