Bathroom Waste
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Sink Waste P Trap Kit Polypipe With Sink Strainer And Plug
Jimten
£12.99A good plumbing aid when needed for your 1 and a 1/4 bowl sink. Comes supplied with washers and nuts to compliment. Can be "cut to suit" your application both horizontally and vertically. This kit is reversible depending weather you have a left or right...£12.99 -
Slotted Button Waste Basin Plug Black Sink Click Clack
Kerra
£31.99The Black Powder Coated Brass Slotted Button Waste Basin Plug Sink Click Clack is a modern and stylish addition to any sink or basin. Made from solid black brass with a powder coated finish, this click clack is not only durable, but also adds a touch of...£31.99 -
Slotted Waste Basin Plug Sink Click Clack Antique Brass
Kerra
£33.99The Slotted Button Waste Basin Plug Sink Click Clack Retro Bathroom Antique Brass is a must-have accessory for any vintage-inspired bathroom. Made from solid antique brass, this retro sink or basin waste click clack not only adds a touch of nostalgia to...£33.99 -
Universal 32-43mm Push Fit Basin Sink Bottle Waste Trap
Wirquin
£12.99The Universal All In One 32-43mm Push Fit Basin Sink Outlet Bottle Waste Trap is a must-have accessory for any sink or basin. This drain waste trap is designed to fit all sink and basin outlets, making it a versatile choice for any bathroom or kitchen...£12.99 -
Unslotted Waste Basin Plug Sink Click Clack Antique Brass
Kerra
£25.99The Unslotted Button Waste Basin Plug Sink Click Clack Retro Bathroom Antique Brass is the perfect addition to your bathroom if you're looking to add a touch of vintage charm. Made from solid antique brass, this basin waste click clack is not only...£25.99 -
Waste Bottle Basin Trap Black Waste Drain Sink 5/4
Kerra
£72.99The bottle trap is an essential element of the basins plumbing that keeps the bathroom hygienic and clean. When we use the basin, the used water goes through the basin waste, into the drainage pipe and then into the sewer. Lot of other waste and dirt...£72.99 -
WHB-1 McAlpine 1 1/4" Space Saver Basin Waste Trap Self Closing
McAlpine
£24.99WHB-1 Wash hand basin space saver with self-closing waste valve from McAlpine. The valve allows air to be drawn into the discharge waste pipe when negative pressures occur and eliminates the need for secondary ventilation to the discharge pipework. This...£24.99 -
White Click-Clack Bathroom Drain Waste Plug Button Universal
Tycner
£24.99Designed for use in basins, this click-clack bathroom drain waste plug provides a convenient way to turn the water on and off with just one finger. No more struggling to twist or pull a plug, simply press down on the button and watch the water flow or...£24.99 -
White Waste Bottle Trap Drain Siphon Basin Bathroom Sink
£108.99Basin drain waste trap. The product can be cleaned from the bottom, it is made of high-quality metal, which will ensure the durability of the entire structure. The siphon has rubber gaskets to prevent leaks. The product has been adapted for installation...£108.99 -
Wirquin Chrome Waste Bottle Trap Drain Plumbing Bathroom
Wirquin
£72.99Enhance the look of your bathroom with the Wirquin Chrome Waste Bottle Trap Drain Plumbing Bathroom. This stylish and modern trap brings a touch of elegance to your plumbing fixtures, proving that even the smallest details can make a big difference in...£72.99 -
WP1 McAlpine 1.5" (Fits 1.25" Waste) White Plastic Plug with Rubber Seal
McAlpine
£4.99McAlpine WP1 white waste drain basin plug in 1.5" size (38.1mm diameter across the top of plug). The plug will fit 1.25" basin or bath waste. Plug is equipped with additional rubber seal for better leak protection. Please check detailed dimensions on the...£4.99 -
WP2 McAlpine 1.75" (Fits 1.5" Waste) White Plastic Plug with Rubber Seal
McAlpine
£4.99McAlpine WP2 white waste drain bath or basin plug in 1.75" size (44.5mm diameter across the top of plug). The plug will fit 1.5" basin or bath waste. Plug is equipped with additional rubber seal for better leak protection. Please check detailed...£4.99
When it comes to our bathrooms, we often focus on the aesthetics and functionality of fixtures like the sink, toilet, and shower. However, one crucial element that tends to go unnoticed is the waste drainage system. The efficient functioning of our bathroom waste drains, including the bath drainage and bathroom sink drain, is essential not only for maintaining a clean and odor-free space but also for preventing clogs and costly repairs. In this article, we will delve into the world of bathroom waste drainage, offering tips and insights to ensure an effective and trouble-free experience.
Typically, bathroom waste drains consist of a series of interconnected pipes that transport waste and water away from your fixtures and into the main sewer or septic tank. These drains are designed to maintain a continual downward flow, encouraging smooth waste disposal without any blockages.
To avoid the hassle of dealing with clogged drains, it's best to adopt preventive measures from day one. Here are a few tips to keep in mind:
a) Use drain screens: Place drain screens over bath and sink drains to catch hair, soap residue, and other debris that can lead to clogs. Empty and clean these screens regularly to maintain their efficacy.
b) Avoid pouring grease: Grease and fat tend to solidify when they cool down, leading to clogged drains. Dispose of cooking oil and grease in a separate container and discard it appropriately instead of pouring it down the sink or toilet.
c) Dispose of waste properly: Only flush down the toilet what is meant to be flushed. Items like sanitary products, cotton balls, wet wipes, and dental floss are major contributors to toilet clogs. Use a bin specifically designed for non-flushable waste.
Even with preventive measures, it's important to regularly clean and maintain your bathroom waste drains. Here's what you can do:
a) Boiling water: Once a month, pour a kettle of boiling water down your bathroom sink and bathtub drains. This can help melt away any grease or soap residue that may have started accumulating.
b) Chemical cleaners: Use chemical drain cleaners sparingly and as a last resort. Harsh chemicals can damage your pipes and harm the environment. Opt for natural alternatives like baking soda and vinegar mixture, which can be poured down the drain followed by boiling water.
If you consistently face drainage issues or have an older plumbing system, it may be worth considering professional help or upgrades. Plumbers can use specialized tools like drain snakes or hydro jetting to remove stubborn clogs. Additionally, upgrading to modern, high-quality bathroom fixtures and pipes can improve water flow and minimize the risk of regular drain issues.
While the waste drainage system is often overlooked, it plays a vital role in maintaining a clean and functional bathroom. By implementing preventive measures, regular cleaning, and seeking professional help when required, you can keep your bathroom waste drains in great shape and enjoy a hassle-free experience. Remember, a little effort in maintaining your bathroom's functionality can go a long way in achieving a comfortable and hygienic space.