• BATHROOM SANITARY WARE TWO PIECE TOILET -8521 System 1
BATHROOM SANITARY WARE TWO PIECE TOILET -8521

BATHROOM SANITARY WARE TWO PIECE TOILET -8521

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100 set
Supply Capability:
2000 set/month

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washdown Two-piece Toilet
S-trap 200mm
Low in price,good in quality

Easy-clean glazed technology
10 years experience
Strict quality control

Q:304 stainless steel basin why there will be rust at the bottom
Processing methods: 1) to the local electromechanical market, buy stainless steel passivation paste (method to sell stainless steel passivation cream will tell you); 2) and then with 360 # crystal sand (water sand skin) rub; 3) Wheel polishing
Q:Why doesnt my bathroom sink drain right?
Your problem is likely hair and residue from shaving, makeup removal etc. I have done this very successfully in the past. On the back of the tail piece under the sink is a nut that seals the rod that raises and lowers the stopper. Remove it and the rod then the stopper from above. Take a piece of plastic like a lunch bag and cover the hole and screw the nut back over the hole. Take a washcloth and wet it and place it in the drain hole in the sink. Use the handle from a plunger to hold it there and fill the sink 2/3 of the way with hot water. Remove the washcloth and place the plunger over the drain then place the washcloth over the over flow hole in the sink. Now let some water down the drain and start plunging. It's messy but you should see all kinds of black junk start to come up into the sink. Repeat this process a few times and your sink will drain properly. Obviously you need to reassemble the rod and nut and pop up after.
Q:Bathroom basin cabinet what is good quality
Wood + ceramics
Q:What the pipe wrench is suitable for the nuts on the drain below the basin and sink
You are talking about hexagonal wrench, RIDGID hexagonal jaw design for hexagonal nuts, square nuts, pipe joints and nuts on the valve. Increased opening design of the hexagonal wrench is particularly suitable for the basin and sink under the drain on the nut. Narrow, smooth jaws are suitable for operation in a small space.
Q:my old sink had a over flow hole in it and the new sink does not.can i still use the same drain pipe or is there a different type that i need to get?
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Q:My bathroom sink has been clogged for a while, so I tried to use a wire hanger to unclog it. Mistake. It got stuck. I managed to get it out after a bit, but now it's completely clogged with this black stuff. It doesn't smell and is squishy. What is it? Did I completely ruin the sink..?
Your sink is probably OK, just a little dirty The black stuff is soap, grease, hair and whatnot. Go down the hardware and get a plumber's helper which is a thing like a big rubber suction cup on a short handle. Also called a force cup or plunger. See the gizmo with the red rubber cup in the source. Nice and cheap and reusable. Place the cup over the drain and hold it there while you run a little water into the sink - no more than 1 inch (2.5cm) deep. Push the handle up and down until the blockage eases. When it starts to drain, add a little more water and keep doing it. Once the drain is working OK, put in a good shot of laundry detergent and hot water and leave it there a while, overnight would be good but an hour or so is OK, then use the cup again to clear out anything that has loosened. If you use the plunger every now and then the drains will stay pretty well clear.
Q:I have gurgling noise in my bathroom sink. I have snaked up through the vent pipe-through the bathroom sink (and that will stop the gurgling for a few months but then it comes back). I don't beleive the snake goes all the way to the roof (but I'm sure it's close). Any suggestions?Should I buy an extra extra long snake, and snake the pipe all the way to the roof?Should I climb on the roof and put a garden hose in the vent pipe and turn the water on?; if so what risks/problems should I be mindful of before putting water down the vent pipe via a garden hose?Thanks
It's probably your vent. Are wasps or birds blocking it? Do you have the problem in winter also?
Q:Kohler this basin model of the high score really relative to Kohler familiar with my 369816924 to solve this problem additional points
Kang Ke fashion washbasin K-17302T-1
Q:I live in the first floor of a two floor apartment. When someone in up-stair uses the kitchen sink, the dirty water flows back to my kitchen sink. It stays in the sink for couple of minutes then goes away. Sometimes the odorous water overflows and makes my kitchen floor very smelly. The super of out apartments seems to be struggling to find out why it is happening. He changed the pipe. cleaned it, etc. nothing seems to be working. DOes anyone know the cause. Please help! It snowed yesterday, and I do not have if that has anything to do with the situation.
you both share a common drain line and some body is putting grease down the drain and its choking the pipe, drain cleaner and a sink plunger might clear it if not then a small drum auger will help. then followed by lots of hot water, and tell your upstairs neighbor to refrain from using their sink until you finish clearing the drain, for best results bail out the water and have hot water ready to put in . people take for granted that all goes down ok but after time it builds up to the point of blockage that pipe is cold and it clings and just builds up to where a pea can block it. good luck and just changing a piece of pipe don't get the blockage I have a 35 foot drum snake and some times I barely make it to the clog it (the kitchen drain line) runs all the way to the main sewer line .
Q:My girlfriend and I recently moved into a house that we recently purchased. The bathroom sink is extremely clogged...to the point that a decent strength snake cannot begin to break through. The clogging is probably a long standing build up of hair, etc. Is there a liquid that can eat through it perhaps or maybe something better than a metal snake that will clear it? We can't really afford to have a plumber come in right now, and so I want to get this cleared myself. Thanks in advance!
My bathroom sink gets that way once in a while from hair. The best way to get the hair out that I have found is to take a wooden dowel rod, rough it up a little on the end and stick it down in the drain and start turning/twisting it. It will grab the hair and wad it up in a ball on the end of the dowel. When it gets hard to twist, pull it out and remove the ball of hair. Repeat this if necessary. I use a 3/16 diameter dowel and you can get them cheap in the Walmart craft department. One dowel used for this purpose will last for many years. With this method, you don't have to take anything apart and you don't need any wrenches and it only takes 2 or 3 minutes.

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