Kitchen Sink Drain 3-1/2 Inch Black Sink Drain Assembly Kit, Removable Deep Sink Strainer Basket with Sink Stopper/Sealing Lid for Home, Kitchen, Stainless Steel

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I was cleaning my drain and when I saw that black sludge I totally freaked out thinking “could that be black mold? My parents recently started noticing their drain in the kitchen smelled a little funky so they are looking to hire a drain cleaning service.

Alternatively, if you don’t have a need for this product full-time, it is compact enough to sit atop or even underneath the sink to save space and reduce clutter. This bathroom vanity sink pop-up drain operates by simply pressing the drain cover to open and close, allowing to drain or retain water in the sink.Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). It’s interesting how we will see our water draining slower and slower, and do nothing until it’s clogged. Complete the look of your Bristol Sinks bathroom with this functional and stylish bathroom vanity sink pop-up drain. If the water is not flowing, then, unfortunately, the black slime was not the issue, you have a secondary clog that is deep within the drain.

Also, the 66mm big button design and the matte black finish enhance the overall aesthetics of your sink. com/b/Plumbing-Plumbing-Parts-Drain-Parts-Drains-Drain-Parts/Matte-Black/Bathroom-Sink/N-5yc1vZc6arZ1z0lopuZ1z13fei" on this server. When it comes to black slime in your drain, it’s always best to tackle the problem sooner than later. It carries a wide selection of high-end designer bathroom Vessels Sinks, Faucets, Vanities, LED Lighted Mirrors, Bathtubs, Shower Systems, Tiles and Bathroom Accessories in a variety of finishes and styles.

The bacteria tends to multiply and expand over time, especially considering that the organic nature of the debris that flows down these drains gives the bacteria a food supply to survive. The black gunk that accumulates in your drain is created by a build up of bacteria living on hair, hand soaps, shaving cream, skin cells, lotion, toothpaste, and phlegm. Assuming you’re not the do-it-yourselfer and do not want to remove the stopper, then you have a few options.