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Your cart is empty.Material of flat drain stopper: Rubber (eco-friendly). Diameter 5 inch. The rubber drain stopper fits most basins, sinks, drains, bather or wash tubs. The laundry sink stopper can be used is the bathroom, kitchen, laundry, etc. The travel size eash to pack, clean, and it is highes quality materials. No suction required. These sink stoppers lay flat over any drain. It's flexible and non-toxic.
An observent customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2025
For some reason, my new sink, while otherwise perfect, did not come with a stopper. This little gem solved my problem and lets me soak the stove grates in the sink easily. Good product.
R
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025
Worked while traveling to wash clothes in hotel sinks.
Toadfrog
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2024
Works great no problems with it
Pat M
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024
I got so tired of dishwasher slowly leaking out of the sink. This solved that issue totally!
Reading Fool
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024
This fit in every sink on a recent international trip. I needed to do handwashing and was glad I had it along. Takes up almost no space was the perfect solution. No water leaked around the edges (a better seal if both the sink surface and stopper are damp and you press hard on it).
CoB
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2022
This is great little sink gadget! It’s versatile because it can be used over a variety of different drain sizes, it does a great job suctioning to whatever it’s laid upon, and it’s easy to pick up when finished using it. I recommend this drain stopper very much!
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Reviewed in Mexico on November 29, 2019
Cumple su propósito a buen precio.
vsaber
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2017
This rubber sink stopper changed my life. It stops up drains like a brick wall stops a hurtling Prius driven by a drunken frat boy. It is big enough to stop a drain that a small crocodile could crawl out of, although depending on the age and strength of said crocodile, it may be able to lift the stopper and crawl right out....and maybe some roaches that I have seen here in Phoenix...but for the most part no creature beyond a few inches is getting through this baby. Not to mention water. Pro tip: when you turn the shower on to heat up the water and then go make some toast and a cup o' joe in the morning remember to take the stopper off FIRST, or you will also need to invest in a wet-dry vac and a bunch of towels. I can recommend options for both if you need.
Space Potato
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2015
Gets the job done. In our case, that job is to cover the bathtub drain because the built in lever-driven stopper leaks a slow trickle out when the tub is filled. Fixed that better than repeated attempts by the plumber, and certainly a lot cheaper than truly fixing the built in mechanism. Only problem is that you have to wait for the tub to have 6-8 inches of water in it to hold it in place, since unfortunately the faucet for our tub is aimed right at the drain, so this stopper will get pushed out of the way by the incoming water current at first.
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