DRAINS & STRAINERS

A matching drain or strainer will perfectly tie your René sink together.

BASKET/STANDARD STRAINER

Routine Cleaning: Empty your strainer. Under hot, running water, scrub away buildup with a nylon brush. Rinse away any loose debris and place strainer back in the drain.

Odors: Run extremely hot water down your drain. With water running, pour a teaspoon of baking soda, vinegar or bleach down the drain. If needed, lemon juice may also suffice. Keep water running for 15 seconds.

VESSEL/STANDARD POP-UP DRAIN

Routine Cleaning: Open pop-up drain by pressing down on the top. Under hot, running water, use a nylon brush to scrub away any buildup that has accumulated underneath the rubber gasket. Rinse away any loose debris.

COPPER FLANGE & STRAINER

Routine Cleaning: Remove your flange or strainer. Cover sink with a mixture of mild soap and water. With a soft sponge, scrub around your entire sink in a circular motion. Rinse immediately with pure water, then dry and place strainer back in the drain.

FLANGE COVER/STRAINER

Routine Cleaning: Remove your flange or strainer. Cover your sink with a mixture of mild soap and water. With a nylon brush, gently scrub around your entire sink. Rinse immediately with pure water, then dry and place strainer back in the drain.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

expand_more What is the difference between standard strainers and basket strainers?

Basket strainers are able to hold more waste than standard strainers because they internally collect debris inside a metal basket that can be removed and emptied as needed.

expand_more Do I need a special faucet and drain for a vessel sink?

Yes, all vessel sinks require a vessel faucet and a vesse pop-up drain or grid drain.

expand_more Do you offer copper drains with your copper sinks?

Yes, we offer grid drains for our bathroom copper sinks and copper drains for our kitchen copper sinks.