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Demonstrate Automatic Stopper Closure

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KITCHEN SINK DRAIN CLOSED ON ITS OWN!

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What happens here

The presenter refills the sink with water while the stopper is in the open position. He then lightly touches or nudges the stopper, observing that it immediately rotates and closes, causing the sink to start filling up again due to blocked drainage. He repeats this demonstration several times, each instance showing the stopper's tendency to close automatically with minimal provocation, confirming the homeowner's complaint. The water continues to flow from the faucet, and the sink begins to fill.

Goal: The sink is refilled, and the presenter repeatedly demonstrates how slight contact or water turbulence causes the stopper to rotate and close on its own, stopping drainage.

Tools and materials

  • Faucet with running water
  • Kitchen Sink
  • Sink Drain Stopper

What they say

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seems totally fine now let's just leave it like this start running it and just see what happens we run it like this we run it for a while so let's fill it again let's just dump it right here and see what we got leave the water running we're just trying to do some different tests with it see what we can get out of it i mean it seems to be [Music] draining pretty good right i'm not seeing any kind of issue with this yeah i'm not seeing anything [Music] so okay so i think i found the issue if this thing gets bumped just the littlest bit you can watch it move it's actually closing right now and then it starts to fill up so weird so i mean i guess if you get a bunch of debris i guess if you would get some food or something stuck in there it would eventually just shut and then it starts filling up that is weird and it's just the littlest nuisance right and then all of a sudden it's closed and your sink is filling up with water well i think he has made it effective part because that does not make any sense to me at all yeah you're not going to want to sit there and try to figure out exactly where it is and you just watch it it's like slowly turning as the water goes down there and eventually it's just gonna stop up it's so weird

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