How to install glass rinser for kitchen sink?

A glass rinser for kitchen sink is an essential tool in commercial establishments such as bars, restaurants and cafes, which use a lot of glassware and need to be cleaned efficiently. Installing a glass rinser can simplify your operation and ensure hygienic and sparkling glassware for your customers. Below I will take the Bostingner glass washer as an example to teach you how to install the glass rinser step by step, including the preparation before installing the glass washer and checking for leaks after installation.

Preparation Tools

Common preparation tools include:

• Glass washer unit
• Sink hole saw (if creating a hole)
• Safety glasses
• Adjustable wrench
• Screwdriver
• Groove joint pliers
• Teflon tape
• Water supply line
• Drain line

Installation Guide for Glass Rinser for Kitchen Sink:

STEP 1: Make sure the glass washer works for your sink. Does the installed kitchen sink have holes in it? Does it have a built in soap dispenser? If you answered yes to any of these, glass washer installation will be a breeze. First, make sure the hole in the sink or countertop is far enough away from the faucet so you have room to place your glass over the rinser. Also consider what's around the sink. Window ledges or cabinets can make it difficult to rinse taller glasses. If you don't have an existing hole, you can drill a hole into your existing sink or countertop.

STEP 2: Slide mounting shank (2) through glass rinser base (3) the rubber gasket（4） and steel support washer (5) from above. Lower this assembly through sink from above. Ensure base is aligned with sink and outlet extends into basin prior to fully tightening mounting nut (6). Align the locating features on the actuator arm (1) with those on the nozzle and press actuator arms firmly into place on nozzle, oriented so the arms angle downward from the center. As needed, actuator arms can be removed for cleaning.

STEP 3: Ensure base is aligned with sink and outlet extends into basin prior to fully tightening mounting nut(6), tightening the screw.

STEP 4: Determine whether you wish for your new glass rinser to be supplied by cold or hot water. Unthread existing faucet supply line from angle stop on the chosen side. Tee thread connector provided (8) onto angle stop in place of the supply line that was disconnected in the previous step. Thread both the faucet supply line and the 9/16” end of provided supply line (7) to tee. Thread the 1/2” end of provided supply line to mounting shank (2). Wrench may be used on shank flats to avoid rotation.When supply line is installed, check alignment and retighten mounting nut. Wrench may be used on shank flats to avoid rotation.

STEP 5: Turn on both water supplies at angle stops and check for leaks at all connections made during this installation.If there are no leak, that's finished.

Using a glass rinser can greatly save your time washing cups. Following this installation guide, you can easily and successfully install a glass washer. While meeting safety requirements, we can maximize the efficiency of your glass washer, making it easy and convenient to enjoy sparkling clean glassware.

PS：Before installing the cup washer, we first need to get a glass washer. In a previous article, we shared the article "Is a glass rinser worth it?". If you are interested, you can read it.

FAQ About How to Install Glass Rinser

Q: Why do I need to install a glass rinser?
A: Installing a glass rinser can save time and increase efficiency in bars, restaurants, or anywhere that serves beverages in glassware. It rinses glasses quickly and efficiently, ensuring cleanliness and hygiene.

Q: What are the basic requirements for installing a glass washer?
A: The basic requirements for installing a glass washer include having a suitable sink with pre-existing holes or the ability to drill holes, access to a water supply line, and a drainage system for proper waste disposal.

Q: Can I install a glass rinser in any sink?
A: Not necessarily. Some sinks come with pre-drilled holes specifically designed to accommodate glass irrigators. However, if your sink doesn't have a pre-existing hole, you may need to use a sink hole saw to create one or consult a professional plumber for help.

Q: What tools and materials are needed to install the cup washer?
A: Tools and materials needed for installation may include cup washer, sink hole saw (if hole is being drilled), adjustable wrench, Teflon tape, screwdriver, water supply and drain lines.

Q: Are there any safety precautions during installation?
A: Yes, it is important to turn off the water supply before starting the installation process. Also, be careful when using tools like countersaws to avoid injury and follow proper safety guidelines.

Q: Do I need professional help installing the glass rinser for kitchen sink?
A: While it is possible to install a glass rinser for kitchen sink yourself, it is recommended to consult a professional plumber, especially if you need to drill holes in your sink or are unsure of the installation process.

Q: How to check for water leakage after installation?
A: After connecting all necessary components, turn on the water supply and double check all connections for any signs of leaks or drips. If you notice any leaks, tighten the connections as needed or use extra Teflon tape to fix the problem.