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Initial Test of Stopper Functionality

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KITCHEN SINK DRAIN CLOSED ON ITS OWN!

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What happens here

The presenter removes the rubber band from the sink stopper and places the stopper back into the drain. He then runs water from the faucet to fill the sink. With the sink partially filled, he manually twists the stopper counter-clockwise to open it fully, allowing the water to drain. Initially, the drainage appears normal, leading him to question the homeowner's complaint as he doesn't observe an immediate issue.

Goal: After removing the temporary rubber band, the presenter places the stopper in the drain, fills the sink with water, and manually opens the stopper to observe its drainage.

Tools and materials

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

What they say

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i said okay so what we're going to do is we're actually going to pop this rubber band off we're going to put this back down in here and we're just going to fill it up okay so um we've got this filled up about a third of the way and what we're gonna do is we're just gonna pop this twist and seal let's just zoom in and you just turn it counterclockwise to open it up and we'll just open it the whole way so you wonder so we ran it one time and look at that it seems totally fine right

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