Plugging the kitchen drain

[technomadia]

Should you ever loose the plug to the kitchen sink and need something to stop it up to hold water.. a quarter seems to work quite nicely.

 

This information brought to you after extensive testing by our kitten, Kiki.

 

- Cherie

[DCKiefer]

I have heard of throwing money at a problem to solve it, but I think this is the first time I have heard of money actually being the solution, other than Confederate money being used as wallpaper.

[technomadia]

BTW - did any of your trailers come with a kitchen sink plug (other than a kitten supplied quarter?)

 

I wrote Robert asking if we were supposed to get one, and he said he would send me one. But what he sent was another bathroom drain plug, which does not fit the kitchen sink.

 

Is there such a thing to be had?

 

- Chris

[astrocaster]

Chris,

 

Our trailer did not come with a kitchen sink plug, either (nor a kitten with a quarter!). We haven't put much effort into finding one, though, since we use a Rubbermaid tub to line the sink to do dishes, and just dump the water when we are done.

 

Steve

[desmo_pilot]

We received a kitchen sink plug/strainer with ours. It is in matching chrome. For the bathroom, we received the rubber stopper on a chain.

[bugeyedriver]

Ditto on Desmo_Pilot's response . . . .

 

(memo to factory - "checklist, checklist, checklist")

[astrocaster]

I have correct my earlier post on this. Elizabeth says that we receive a kitchen sink plug/strainer. We just haven't been using it.

 

Steve

[mountainborn]

Same here Steve, and we use the rubber maid plastic dish pan. Never have used the kitchen sink plug for much.