If your sink stopper is attached to a pop-up assembly, you will first need to remove the pop-up. To do this, locate the retaining nut under the sink and unscrew it with a wrench. Once the retaining nut is removed, you should be able to lift the pop-up out of the sink.

To remove the stopper, simply grab it with your hand and pull it up and out of the sink. You may need to wiggle it a bit to get it started, but it should come out relatively easily. Once the stopper is out, you can clean it and the sink drain before replacing the stopper and reassembling the pop-up. If your stopper is not attached to a pop-up assembly, it will be threaded into the drain. To remove it, simply unscrew it with your hand (or a wrench if it is tight). Once it is unscrewed, you can clean the sink drain and replace the stopper. Be sure to screw it in tightly so that it doesn’t come loose again. Once you have reassembled your sink, you should be good to go!

How to get sink stopper out

There are a few different types of sink stoppers, but they all generally work the same way. If your sink stopper is attached to a pop-up assembly, you will first need to remove the pop-up. To do this, locate the retaining nut under the sink and unscrew it with a wrench. Once the retaining nut is removed, you should be able to lift the pop-up out of the sink.

To remove the stopper itself, you will need to grab it with your hand and pull it up and out of the sink. You may need to wiggle it a bit to get it started, but it should come out relatively easily. Once the stopper is out, you can clean it and the sink drain before replacing the stopper and reassembling the pop-up.

Shut off the water supply to the sink by turning off the valve under the sink.

If your sink stopper is not attached to a pop-up assembly, it will be threaded into the drain. To remove it, simply unscrew it with your hand (or a wrench if it is tight). Once it is unscrewed, you can clean the sink drain and replace the stopper. Be sure to screw it in tightly so that it doesn’t come loose again. Once you have reassembled your sink, you should be good to go!

Place a bucket or bowl underneath the drain to catch any water that may come out

Remove the stopper. You may also want to cover the drain opening with a wet cloth or towel to prevent anything from falling in. To prevent any accidental leaks, it may be a good idea to shut off the water supply to the sink before removing the stopper. To do this, turn off the valve under your sink using a wrench. Once the water is shut off, you can proceed with removing the stopper.

There are a few different types of sink stoppers, but they all generally work the same way. If your sink stopper is attached to a pop-up assembly, you will first need to remove the pop-up. To do this, locate the retaining nut under the sink and unscrew it with a wrench. Once the retaining nut is removed, you should be able to lift the pop-up out of the sink.