scattershot
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We have a Swedish-made console sink in our bathroom. Instead of being on the bottom of the sink, the drain is on the side underneath a lip (see attached photo). I know it looks like an overflow hole, but this is the one and only drain opening in the sink (which is kind of like a flat tabletop rather than a concave basin).
The height and depth of the gap under the lip is 5/8". The drain opening itself is 5/8" high by about 2 1/4" wide.
This has been clogging a lot. I've found that using a garden hose with spray gun is about the best way to keep this cleaned out, but a lot of water ends up around the bathroom. I'd like to find a nozzle that would fit in this 5/8" x 2 1/4" profile to direct water under pressure into the drain more effectively. The bladder-type nozzles I've seen seem to be designed for round drain openings.
Any suggestions for a better way to direct water under pressure into this drain?
The height and depth of the gap under the lip is 5/8". The drain opening itself is 5/8" high by about 2 1/4" wide.
This has been clogging a lot. I've found that using a garden hose with spray gun is about the best way to keep this cleaned out, but a lot of water ends up around the bathroom. I'd like to find a nozzle that would fit in this 5/8" x 2 1/4" profile to direct water under pressure into the drain more effectively. The bladder-type nozzles I've seen seem to be designed for round drain openings.
Any suggestions for a better way to direct water under pressure into this drain?