Stainless Steel Sink Strainer That Catches Hair & Debris

It is made for standard kitchen and bathroom basin drains. Measure your drain opening and compare it with the basket before you order, especially if the sink is an older or unusual size.

The basket is polished stainless steel, which resists rust far better than plastic and holds its shape in daily use. It is a budget-priced part, so it is not heavy-gauge commercial metal. Rinse it, wipe it dry and water spots stay off.

The kit includes a rubber gasket, a brass-tone lift rod with a pivot clip and a stopper knob, so the stopper comes with everything needed. The rod takes a minute to line up on the first fit. Once it is seated, the knob lifts and drops cleanly and the basin holds water.

Yes for the job it is built for. The slotted basket catches hair and food scraps at the drain opening, and unlike a mesh cap it does not crack or slide out when you pull a clump free. Empty it after heavy use and it keeps water moving. Pairing it with a bathroom sink stopper setup is the simplest way to cover both jobs.

Lift the basket out, tip the debris into the trash and rinse it under the tap. A drop of mild soap clears any residue. Avoid bleach and abrasive pads, which dull the finish over time.

One basket costs far less than a single plumber call for a slow drain, and it does the job every day. Emptying it takes seconds, so the cost per use is close to nothing once it is in place.