Danco Brass, Brushed Nickel, EZ Connect Pop Lavatory Drain, 10695X

I installed two of them. One of the large nuts that tightens it to the sink of one would not allow any real torque, the threads would slip, the other was fine. They recommend silicone rather than puddy as a sealant. No idea how to get it apart to replace later. I used puddy. I cannot say it it was any quicker to install than the normal rods. The stopper does install without having to fish for the rod, one plus. The rods in this one tend to flex which prevents the stopper sealing shut all the way. I would not say this one of the companies best products. While the price is attractive the performance is not.

There are many additional features besides easy connection.This stopper also keeps pills or jewelry from going down the drain because there is a grid like stopper that just lets the water go down. It has a lock in stopper that can also be removed from inside the sink.The drain is stoppage proof because there is no crossbar for hair to get caught on and the drain can be cleaned with a bottle brush all the way down to the p trap.This is an amazing product! There is an installation video available on YouTube by the manufacturer to show how to install. Having the removable stopper allows the trap to be unclogged from inside the sink with out a plumber. And plumbers should like it because it's a great replacement for existing, retro and new lavatories. Love this product!!!.

Bought one of these a Lowes about 2-3 months ago. After installing it , it continues to work just fine with NO problems. So, I went back to buy another one for my other bathroom sink. Found out they discontinued it for unknown reasons. Went home and ordered it on line. Short time later got it and installed it. This is the same as the other one however, this one leaks at the threads just below the locknut on the underside of the sink. Had it in and out 3 time with the same results. The tapered gasket looks good and everything installed as directed just like the other one. This one is crap. This makes it a 50% chance of getting a good one. Like this style because you can turn and lift out the drain stopper for easy cleaning. Oh well!!!!

Awesome product! Took one minute to replace.

The package was previously opened and parts were missing. Including the ones I needed the most!Arrived damaged. Of no use. This is the third item in a row that has arrived damaged and or package open. I've been a Prime member longer than I can remember and I am very close to canceling all my memberships every time I go to return something I find three bags full of crap to go through to get things straightened out.Never reimbursed.

The plastic lock nut does not match the thread of the drain tube.

I normally don’t do product reviews but the design of this is so poor I have to warn people not to buy this design.The “EZ Connect” arm that connects the lift rod to the lever rod is made out of rubber. This is a nice concept because it doesn’t corrode like metal linkages, but it is a grip fit between the rubber and the metal lift rod. There is an extra gasket to try to help ‘crimp’ the rubber sheath to the metal arm but it can still slip. For my sink configuration, the overlap between the metal lift rod and the rubber sheath is only about an inch which means the sheath is constantly slipping off when I pull up on the lift rod. Pushing down on the lift rod is not much better. There is about three inches of rubber between the bottom end of the vertical lift rod and the horizontal lever rod. When I push down on the lift rod to pop up the drain stopper, it flexes sideways. It is not as bad as pushing a rope, because it is stiff rubber, but you need to aim the lift rod straight down to avoid the sideway flex.The drain stopper is another example of poor design. The stopper locks onto the lift rod with a slight clockwise turn. If you need to remove the stopper, you release it from the lift rod with a counter-clockwise turn. If the locking mechanism is stiffer than the screw holding the stopper head on the body (and the screw loosens over time), the stopper head starts to unscrew from the body. If you unscrew the head all the way, the screw holding the head to the body drops straight down into the trap and you now need to remove the trap to retrieve it.

This has been without a doubt the worst product I have ever used. I have installed two and neither of the gaskets around the bottom of the sink will seal correctly. I cannot remember the last time I used something that was this frustrating. The fact that both have leaked from the exact same spot is beyond my comprehension at this time.