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The strainer with the bowl. Composite sink. Putty. Yes friction washer is there.

I changed the kitchen basket strainer. After 14 hours with the water OFF, I see slight moisture around the rubber gasket I don't see how this is physically possible considering the water has been OFF for 14 hours and I know it was dry the previous day.

Can anyone link to a RUBBER washer I can use for tailpiece?

I have the Top-Hat washer in there.

1. Is it correct to have a PVC dishwasher tailpiece attached directly to metal kitchen basket? 2. How do I stop this joint from leaking?

I'm installing this as an Overmount: https://www.kohler.com/en/products/kitchen-sinks/shop-kitchen-sinks/neoroc-all-in-one-kitchen-sink-kit-r8437-2pc

This is the only one I could find: https://www.amazon.com/Sioux-Chief-Manufacturing-887-gpm-887-GPM/dp/B008BIGDZY

I will try the magnet test on both the pipe and flange.

Yes its concrete. How do I remove the old flange?

https://i.ibb.co/NZbx3CH/IMG-20240205-142951144-HDR.jpg

I have the exact same situation going on. The only solution is shims?

The flex line, when you have it disconnected from the toilet, sprays out like a pressure washer.

I have no clue why only one toilet upstairs has high water pressure. Its spurts out like a pressure washer. But anyway, is there a regulator or something for toilet stops?

Nevermind. Please delete post.

How do I do it? Someone said it should go on the sprinkler line?

I used compression fittings and it turned out great.

What kind of Sharkbite stop should I use?

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I can replace with a flex line.