JX-0823/JX-0829/JX-0931

2 x 3.5 in. Master Plumber Stainless Steel Grid

Brass and stainless steel 304

• The shower floor drain of small and big bathroom accessories appliances is designed to keep quality and reliable. These bathroom appliances are easy to install, remove or fix.Features
  • Replacement drain washer waste
  • Tip-toe style drain cartridges and style.

  Specifications

  • Constructions: Stainless Steel Grid
  • Size: 2 x 3.5 in.
  • Useful: Shower Drain

How to use shower drain?

Shower drains can be a pain to deal with. They’re often clogged and full of hair, soap, or other substances that don’t want to come out easily on their own – you know what I’m talking about! But if left unclogged long enough, they will eventually clear up by themselves (or at least stop obstruction). 1) Unscrew and remove metal pipe that runs alongside shower 2). Please insert it into drain 3.), Push down on top handle while turning slightly counterclockwise 4.). Release when water starts running again. The first step in using your shower drain is to clean it out. Use an old toothbrush or any other scrubber around the house and some mild soap solution (you can make this by adding water into glue) for stubborn stains on metal pipes grout collars if needed; remember not to use anything abrasive!
Mildew will start snowballing without moisture, so be sure to check once every week – sometimes more often depending upon where there are located- until they’ve gone away completely because chemical treatment won’t help us here at all 🙂

We all know that we need to take care of our shower drains, but many people don’t understａnd how. Today, I am with some helpful hints on getting rid of clogged-up drains, so they work smoothly again!
When you notice water coming from the drain, the first thing you should do is shut off valve A located under the sink (or next door). This will stop any flow going into your pipes or network system, which could cause flooding in other areas – like worst-case scenario: bathroom vanity mirror/vanity wall rack, etc., since those are typically made out of PVC material… Next, go ahead and unclog whichever fixture(s) seems dirty- Have fun finding deep cleansing power outside