Fixing a Leaking Sink Strainer

What was the initial problem with the sink strainer?

• The flange or nut was loose.

• It was leaking due to a crack.

• The water pressure was too high.

• The sink was clogged.

How much did the parts for the sink strainer replacement cost?

• $30

• $49

• $25

• $52

What was used to replace the piece at the top of the tailpiece?

• A silicone sealant

• A plastic ring

• A metal washer

• A rubber gasket

What is the purpose of using plumber's putty in the installation?

• To prevent rust

• To create a waterproof seal

• To lubricate the parts

• To add weight to the strainer

What is the first step in the final assembly from under the sink?

• Insert the rubber gasket

• Attach the metal washer

• Apply more plumber's putty

• Tighten the flange

What should be done after screwing in the flange?

• Clean the sink

• Test for leaks

• Apply more plumber's putty

• Reattach the p-trap

What was the result of the leakage test?

• No leaks were found

• There were minor leaks

• The sink overflowed

• The strainer was not properly installed

How does the sink stopper work?

• By a spring-loaded mechanism

• By a screw-in mechanism

• By a friction fit with a rubber gasket

• By a magnetic mechanism

What was the cost of the Kohler Duo Strainer compared to the cheapest options?

• $25

• $30

• $60

• $49

Why is the Kohler Duo Strainer recommended?

• It is the most colorful option

• It is the lightest option

• It has a better construction and installation process

• It is the cheapest option available