Reddit reviews Kitchen Sink Strainer Stopper - 2-in-1 Stainless Steel Spring Clip Kitchen Sink Drain Strainer And Stopper (Spring Clip - Universal)
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► FITS MOST KITCHEN SINKS - Fits most standard kitchen sinks (3½ inch spring-clip type drains).► STRAINER/STOPPER - This nifty piece of engineering acts as both a kitchen sink strainer and a plug, depending on if you have it pushed in or pulled out. It's great at both jobs!► DISHWASHER SAFE - Since this strainer is made from solid stainless steel (not electroplated), it is completely safe for use in dishwashers.► ECO-FRIENDLY PACKAGING - Your stainless steel strainer will NOT come stuffed in 4 feet of styrofoam, wrapped in gobs of plastic, strapped to a pallet. We ship your kitchen sink strainer in a tasteful, recyclable cardboard box, the way it should be.► 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE - K&J makes refunds as easy as humanly possible...just email us and let us know what went wrong and we'll take care of you.
> But when you go to fix that small thing, you find something else that is broken.
I assume this is on the topic of vehicle maintenance so that’s how I’m going to address it. It is not unheard of to change oil and find other problems. It is certainly possible and is more relevant with some manufacturers (looking at you Dodge with your steering components) but that is not the norm unless we are talking a run down vehicle. Even with me calling out Dodge it’s not the norm. Obviously someone can bring up their 92 geo metro but that’s not the context. The context is a vehicle well within its operation range which a metro would not fit.
> Then the first "small" job turns into a setup job that takes 5 hours of toil, trips to the hardware store, and frustration to complete.
Idk where you live but I would think it’s universal a hardware store wouldn’t replace an auto parts store.
> Meanwhile, washing the dishes feels rewarding and is always the exact same task.
I started out in restaurants as a dishwasher and almost 20 years later I’m just a home cook. One thing has remained consist and that is dishes absolutely suck. It is not rewarding in any capacity unless it’s something you do occasionally to please your SO. The monotony you imply is awful and tells me you’re exaggerating your contribution.
> If the sink clogs up, the man will find a way to unclog it... this could be easy, or require you taking the whole U-Bend apart and getting covered in disgusting grease and hair.
Why not use a sink strainer? This removes the large particles that clog kitchen sink drains before they even get into the drains. Grease and hair? Hair is common with bathtubs not a kitchen sink. Really? Grease also solidifies so the is no reason it should be put in your sink. Anyone that has experience in a kitchen and not just trying to pretend should know these things.
> Vacuuming is easy and fun, and it feels good to finish the task...
I guess that’s why some people (assuring men) believe this activity is below them... likely above them but their fragile ego won’t admit it.
> fixing the belt or replacing the motor or other parts on the vacuum is fairly easy and a rewarding task to finish... unless it turns into a setup job, the wrong part comes in the mail, you dont have the exact long enough screwdriver handle, etc etc etc etc.
Gonna take a stab in the dark.. Kirby? Truly not worth the money. Also not a man job. I was replacing belts, cleaning the obstacle that smoked the belt, and vacuuming the house at somewhere around 10 maybe 11.