Dearborn P9703WBG 1-1/2" P-Trap with Threaded PVC Adapter, and Reversible J-Bend, Bagged w/ True Blue Washer

Millennial lady here with zero plumbing experience! This trap was SUPER EASY to install by myself (with some YouTube). ZERO leaks! The old trap under my sink started leaking after I had to replace my sink drain, and I couldn't get it to reseal where the water rests above the joint. Honestly, since it was just plastic, I have no idea how it held a seal in the first place. According to the videos I was following, the plastic-only connection was normal, and it's just a matter of getting it aligned perfectly, but it just wasn't working for me. I even tried using teflon tape, but I couldn't get a seal. So, since my trap was old, I decided to see if there were better options, and that's when I found this trap. This one actually uses rubber gasket for all connections, creating a better seal! I installed it, and it worked FIRST TRY! No leaks, none! I even bought a little water-detector for under my sink because I didn't trust myself, and it hasn't gone off. Thank you for putting a little extra care into the design of this trap! Excited to do my other bathrooms now.

Just what I needed! I was installing are drains/strainers in a client's kitchen sink. I needed a tailpiece with a dishwasher hose port. The problem was that the in-wall drain assembly was roughed-in higher than I wouldve liked. The new strainer was a little deeper than the original which meant that my ptrap ended up being too low to connect to the existing drain assembly. My options were to get a different, ultra short strainer, or try to find a reversible p-trap. I never knew anyone made Reversible p-traps until I ran into this situation. Since it is designed and advertised for this purpose, I was confident about reversing the j-bend during my install. Everything went together great and I had it all together in minutes with no leaks. If you do reverse the j-bend like I did, you'll need to be very accurate about where you cut your tailpiece. There is only about 1/4" to 3/8" engagement on the tailpiece to j-bend insertion. In fact thats the only critique I have is that I wish there was a bit more room for insertion...but the geometry of the piece may not make that possible. Still it solved my problem of trying to deal with too high of a rough-in. I wouldnt recommend trying to reverse a normal p-trap j-bend. It isnt intended for that purpose and the nuts and seals are not oriented for that purpose. This one is. And it is cheap too! Great product!

Worked great for my kitchen sink fast delivery!

Good replacement pipes. 1 1/2" pipes fit well; rubber washers were ok: thick washer cut unevenly for ptrap seal; install was easy.

This kitchen trap is good quality, the seals provided are better than what typically comes with P Traps. The threads have a much tighter grip and the joints fit tightly. I noticed the listing stated that it was reversible. I would assume they are referring to rotating the trap, where the deep portion now faces the drain. With modern deep sinks the old drain is often too high on the wall to work with a trap installed as per standards. With most PVC P traps reversing the trap would either lead to it falling apart if it gets bumped, or a leak. The fittings on this trap along with the seals do appear it would hold well if placed this way, just in the event you are in this position. Of course you have other options that require more work, such as lowering the existing drain or making your own trap PVC trap and using a fernco rubber metal shielded union to mount it at the wall to allow for future service. If you wanted to avoid the extra work this p trap would be a great option and if you are using it as a standard install, don't hesitate it is a high quality product. With modern appliances such as deep sinks it is not uncommon to overlook the current drain height on the wall.

Worked perfect, used to replace my old fittings.

I am replacing a P trap in an older house. This P-trap features blue rubber washers, wedge shaped, but the "super nuts" have holes that are too large to retain the blue washers. When you tighten the super nuts, the blue washers pop partly out and prevent a flange to flange seal. There are no included flat washers to help hold the blue washers in place. The larger washer for the vertical drain pipe works better than the other side. I made this work by eliminating the blue washer on the far side of the vertical drain pipe.

Needed this to install a new sink that had a much deeper drain setup than what was originally there. This allowed me to not have to change the plumbing coming out of the wall for the drain due to the reversible j-bend. Drains perfectly.