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Originally Posted by daniel200
First check to see if your sink overflow is even functional. None of the sink overflows are functional (they do not drain) in my 2005 built house. I had a plumber look at it and it seems none of the drain holes have any possibility to be plumbed or drain. I discovered this when I purchased the home in 2018.
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What it means is it was not done properly. Assuming the sink has a built in stopper. Normal for a bathroom sink. Perhaps old style when people used a pitcher and a bowl. You would fill the sink to wash and shave. If, you forgot and left the water running it would overflow the sink. You could have a kid over or?????