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Nub

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I was clearing out a slow draining sink, and while plunging the sink the rim around the drain (I think it was called a collar?) broke in half and came off. I guess the questions would be;

Is it safe to use the sink in this condition? I've been avoiding using it just to be safe.

Is this a part that can be replaced or am I looking at replacing the entire drain plug assembly? And how difficult is it for a plumbing novice to handle?
 

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You should replace the entire pip up assembly. It’s not too difficult. Parts will run you about $50 for another Delta Chromed brass drain.
 
This is a very simple replacement. In fact, I just replaced my entire pop up assembly a few weeks ago, to give my sink a fresh, new look. You will need a small container of plumber's putty.
 
Wow, thanks for the quick replies! Yeah, I was thinking the whole assembly would need replacing. Oh well, guess I'll learn something new this week. Thanks again!
 
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