Questions and Answers for Watco Universal NuFit Push Pull Bathtub Stopper with Grid Strainer and Silicone, Two Pins in Chrome Plated

A:  The Watco Universal NuFit will fit on any bathtub drain flange that is 2 7/8 in. in diameter or less. Will fit right over the top. Installation here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWyGrpKmRD4. Watco, The Choice of Professionals and Always A Step Ahead.

A:  The Watco Universal NuFit products can come with pin adapters. This SKU includes both a combo 3/8-5/16 in. reversible and #10-24 pin adapter. There are also Universal NuFit products that come with a 1/4-20 pin adapter for those trip lever drains or silicone adhesive only 48750-PP-CP-G, etc. Expert Watco customer care support available at 1-800-308-0864 or via email at sales@eaglemountainproducts.com. Watco, The Choice of Professionals and Always A Step Ahead.

A:  The pin adapter is 1 5/8 in. in length. The Universal NuFit bathtub stopper uses a friction ring that will allow the stopper to stay open and stay down along with a rubber gasket to prevent leaking back into the drain while using the bathtub. Watco, The Choice of Professionals and Always A Step Ahead.

A:  If the Watco Universal NuFit bathtub stopper has been installen with a pin adapter. Simply grab onto the stainless steel strainer body flange and spin counter-clockwise to remove. Expert Watco customer care support available at 1-800-308-0864. Watco, The Choice of the Professional and Always a Step Ahead.

A:  All pin adapters are the same length. Watco sells the most commonly used combo pin 3/8-5/16 in., #10-24 and 1/4-20 pin adapters. The Combo pin SKUs are sold on HomeDepot.com. If you see a -2P on a SKU, that will include the combo pin plus the #10-24. Individual pins can be purchased at Watcomfg.com and click on "buy online". Use the search to find pin adapters. Expert Watco customer service is available at 1-800-308-0864. Watco is the Choice of the Professionals.

A:  I bought 48750-PP-CP-G-2P. It comes with 2 pins that have 3 different thread sizes. Both pins are the same length. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Watco-Universal-NuFit-Push-Pull-Bathtub-Stopper-with-Grid-Strainer-and-Silicone-Two-Pins-in-Chrome-Plated-48750-PP-CP-G-2P/204758286

A:  I assume the actual drain is in just no strainer option. This will assemble to your drain with the adhesive and work perfectly after it drys.

A:  This is a perfect bathtub stopper you do not need to screw or attach it to anything. It simply sits on the drain opening trapping hair also very easy to clean. It works for my tub I can attach it to the screw but I don't need to. Hope this helps with your question.

A:  you need a drain with a screw center to attach the drain plug . I, guess you could glue it to the tub? not my recommend ?

A:  If you have nothing in the drain to screw into then it would come out of hole when you pull up to drain. You could replace your drain cup by removing old drain with tool sold at Home Depot also.

A:  The Watco IdealLav would be your best solution for bathroom sinks. Search for SKU 715-P-CP

A:  The Watco Universal NuFit bathtub stopper can be used on a trip lever bath waste. You can also remove the trip lever assembly in the overflow and install a Watco Innovator Overflow by purchasing the 948700-PP-CP-G-47 kit on HomeDepot.com. This Trim kit incluse the Universal Stopper, silicone or brass pin adapter can be used to secure to the drain, plus the Innovator overflow kit to upgrade the Trip Lever overflow assembly. Since there are NO Cross bars, you will need to use the silicone to adhere to the drain flange. Also you can purchase a 948700-PP-CP SKU and that only includes silicone. Save some money that way! FYI - To remove a Universal NuFit with silicone --> Dental floss has been said to work great as it cuts right through the silicone!

A:  No it doesn't. I closed it and filled the tub to about 3 inches. I came back later to find the tub all drained. Really disappointing. Does not stop the water from going down apparently. I assumed it did.

A:  Yes this would work. You would use the silicone to glue the stopper down versus using the pin method.

A:  Hi CheryI, I used this to spruce up a stopper that was somewhat corroded in a tub that is 30 years old. The large round strainer that you see at the bottom has a sleeve that fits perfectly into your current drain pipe. The round plate then fits snugly and flush on the visible part of your drain. The knob part is the only part that moves up and down. This unit simple covers what is already in the tub. I used the glue to install. So easy and best of all no ripping out old parts. Hope this helps.