Drain Sink Stopper for Pfister 972-098J,Brushed Nickel Sink Plug Part, Bathroom Push & pop up Seal Drain Stopper Assembly 35338-06XX

Still troubled by leaky, difficult-to-install, or short-lasting sink drain stopper? This 972-098J bathroom sink drain stopper for Pfister solves your drainage problems! It uses a high-quality flexible silicone gasket; a simple press seals the drain opening tightly, effectively preventing leaks and dampness. A quick press releases the plug for smooth, unobstructed drainage. Main Specifications: Product Name:pop up sink drain stopper Material: Stainless Steel + Plastic Product Color: Brushed Nickel Product Length: 2.82 inches Notes: Size Notes: Manual measurement may have an error of ±2 mm, which is within the normal range and does not affect compatibility. Color Difference Notes: Due to differences in monitor parameters and shooting light, the actual color may be slightly different from the picture. Please refer to the actual product color.

• Press-to-seal design: Utilizes a press-to-seal structure with a high-quality flexible silicone gasket, providing excellent sealing performance. Simply press to seal the drain outlet, and press again to quickly pop it open and drain.
• Perfect replacement: This sink stopper replacement compatible with Pfister 972-098J, part number 35338-06XX. No pipe modifications required,directly replace the old, damaged drain plug to easily restore sink drainage function.
• Simple installation: No complicated tools needed. After cleaning the drain outlet to remove debris, insert the drain plug into the interface and gently press until a "click" is heard to install.
• Superior materials: Our bathroom sink stopper constructed from high-strength stainless steel and ABS material with a brushed nickel finish, it is corrosion-resistant, can withstand daily external forces and water pressure, is not easily deformed or faded, and has a lifespan far exceeding that of ordinary drain plugs.
• Cost savings: Solves common problems such as drain blockage, poor drainage, and failure to pop open properly, without replacing the entire sink or pipes, significantly reducing maintenance costs.