I had new bathroom sink and tub drains installed, but water is pooling around the drains. Why?

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	I had new bathroom sink and tub drains installed, but water is pooling around the drains. Why? I had new sinks and drains installed as well as a new bathtub drain, but the vessels do not fully drain. There is always a little pool of water left that covers the metal ring around the drain. Were the drains installed properly? Leave a Reply You must be logged in to post a comment. Posted in Drains Similar Posts you may be interested in ... Why are water storage tanks made out of stainless steel yet the plumbing in the home is copper? If you are trying to buy a metal tank for storing potable water then it will almost alway be made out of stainless steel. However, when it comes to plumbing with metal you are normally going to see copper. As a side not it seems like breweries as well as whiskey, scotch and bourbon distilleries When my tub drains after a bath, the water gets sucked out of my toilet. Why? That being said, the basin drains very slowly. I believe the stoppage in the basin drain is preventing the vent air from allowing the tub to drain properly and is forced to suck from the toilet…Could this be correct thinking? Thank you so much for your help….. How do you prevent plumbing clogs while saving energy and water? I am trying to do my part to save water and energy by using cold water whenever I can for laundry, washing dishes and hands, etc. I also try to prevent wasting water by not letting the sink and bathtub run, and have installed a tankless water heater for near instant hot water. The Washer smells and drains spit and gurgle with laundry loads the same rotten egg smell? When I do laundry, when the washer drains my bathroom sink spits and bathtub drain gurgles and there is a horrible rotten egg smell. I cut back on laundry soap and fab softener and the stinch is still lingering. Have also tried the septic treatments and nothing has worked. Have tried to Brand new drain pipes, but my sink drains slower than paint dries. What should I do? We renovated our kitchen and my husband installed a double sink, a new garbage disposal, a diswasher, and the drain pipes that remove all that waste water to the wall where the old pipes now begin. Why are we experiencing this super slow drainage? The drains worked with no problems before, so