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Removing a bathtub drain is a straightforward beginner task once you identify the type of tub drain and stopper you have. Follow this guide to learn how to remove a bathtub drain stopper and how to replace a bathtub drain after the stopper is removed.
This video is a step by step instruction on how to replace a bathtub drain.If your tub begins to drain slowly or stops draining completely, it has probably b...
A clogged or slow draining bathtub is no fun to deal with, but it’s a project any DIYer can handle with a few common household tools. Learn how to remove a bathtub drain and replace a tub drain with these easy-to-follow steps.
Replacing a bathtub drain is a manageable do-it-yourself (DIY) project that can solve common tub issues such as leaks, clogs, or broken drain stoppers. With the right tools and a bit of know-how, you can get your tub back in working order and prevent water damage.
If you’re looking to replace an old bathtub drain, it’s not difficult to do the job yourself. Read these steps to learn more.
Replacement of a bathtub drain and overflow. Showing multiple methods on removing a tub drain, and the proper methods to reconnec... How to replace a tub drain.
In this video, Ask This Old House plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey helps a homeowner with an old 1950s bathtub replace the tub drain assembly wh...
Removing a bathtub drain can be an easy or difficult DIY task. In my experience, no two drains are alike, so it’s helpful to have a variety of tools and techniques at your disposal. I’ve removed many tub drains when replacing and refinishing bathtubs in my home or rentals.
Use a tool designed for tub drain removal, called a tub drain wrench, to remove the drain flange. Use a screwdriver to disconnect and remove the tub's waste and overflow valve cover. Remove the tub spout since this will be on a portion of the wall you'll be cutting away. Some spouts have a setscrew that holds them in place.
Removing and installing a new drain is a great place to practice your DIY skills. This task is straightforward, with very few steps, so let’s begin. There’s more to a bathtub drain than meets the eye. You’re likely accustomed to seeing finished bathtubs with a drain stopper and an overflow opening.