Have you ever used the drain stopper in your bathroom sink?

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What good could a bathroom sink full of water possibly be?

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To shave.

To shave.
You don't use as much water.

I use mine to soak my socks, especially when I'm on the road selling shower curtain rings

Every day when I rinse my contacts before I put them in, just to make sure I don't accidentally wash one down.

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Every day when I rinse my contacts before I put them in, just to make sure I don't accidentally wash one down.

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Well that is a pretty good reason.

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I use mine to soak my socks, especially when I'm on the road selling shower curtain rings

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You stole my cab!

When I used to use a cartridge razor, I filled the sink. I couldn't get the hair out with just water pressure from the faucet. With a safety razor it comes out easily and is cleaner in the sink , so I don't do it anymore.

I also tend to soak my heart rate monitor strap and running hat in the bathroom sink while I'm in the shower. They don't go through the washing machine like my other workout clothes does (they do, but less frequently). If I don't soak them in a bit of soapy water and hang dry them, they get funky fast.

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I really hope this is sarcasm . . . otherwise enjoy your eyesight while it lasts.

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No sarcasm at all.

That's not the whole process either, just the part that pertains to the drain stopper.

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I use mine to soak my socks, especially when I'm on the road selling shower curtain rings

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Every day when I rinse my contacts before I put them in, just to make sure I don't accidentally wash one down.

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My wife has used the stopper when she is cleaning jewelry. She has one of those little tubs of cleaner with a basket in it, but the last step is rinsing it off, and she almost dropped an earring in the sink one time. So she uses the stopper in case one falls out.