Replacing your kitchen sink drain by yourself without professional help can be a little tricky, so we consulted the experts to learn what to keep in mind.

Throw It in the Dishwasher If your strainer doesn’t have rubber parts, you can toss it in the dishwasher. Just make sure to place it on the top rack.

The Kitchen SinkShroom stainless steel strainer removes the hassle and worry of clogged pipes by catching food scraps before they go down the drain.

“This is the most useful kitchen tool ive purchased in years,” one of the over 9,800 five-star reviewers wrote. “It adjusts to either side of my sink and stays there.