Q:Help what can I do I live in a apt complex did use any comicals so what is it

if your sink was properly plumbed this wouldn't happen. most likely you have no p trap underneath, the p trap creates a standing water barrier to keep sewage gas and other vapors from rising back out of the pipes and smell up your house/apartment. check under the sink, if you have a p trap then you have a slow hotwater leak , most likely at the faucet, that is constantly re filling the ptrap with hot water, hence the steam. if you do not have a p trap tell your landlord to install one.

Q:What do you think is more appealing? A wooden cabinet with a one piece vanity top for a sink that would double as storage or a pedestal sink made of porcelain and a piece of wooden bathroom furniture that would be the storage unit?

I have both and of the two I really like the pedestal sink...my one piece vanity looks dated. Something I really like is a old antique dresser/bureau and you cut a hole in the top and inlay a porcelain sink...it looks AWESOME!!!!

Q:My family's bathroom washbasin on the stainless steel shelf, rusty, how to do it?

Go to the market to buy lamb ointment, and then the pot boil red, the pork ointment into the fry, while frying side with a spatula pork paste painted pot wall. And then rinse with water on it. Wash as much as possible not to use detergent and the like, wash shabu clean and then dry the water can be friends.

Q:Bathroom wash basin crack, and how to remedy ah

Can only be renewed. These things can not be repaired

Q:Hello, I installed the 16L gas water heater in the kitchen on the 4th floor, there are basin, shower, bathtub on the 5th floor. 4 floor hot water can be provided to the 5th floor?

Should be it, but do not recommend doing so, why not installed in 5F it?

Q:I've got a badly clogged bathroom sink. I took out the draiin cover and I can see where the water is just standing/ draining extremely slowly. I can't reach the clog, but I was able to get a wire coat hanger into it and pull out a small bit of hair (not sure how hair even got into the sink!) but it didn't do anything to speed the draning. There could be a small bit of gravel in the drain from a few months ago as well as some bits of paper (all on accident, I'd never put anything down there!). I already tried some baking soda and vinegar but it didnt help, the vinegar just made the water level raise. The water is maybe 6 or 7 inches from the drain (not in the sink, in the pipe). What should I do? Thanks for your help :)

Stop screwing around. Follow these steps: - Go to the ATM and withdraw $50 - Go to the hardware store and buy a drain snake (any decent hardware guy will point one out to you). You don't need top of the line, 25' long is plenty and it shouldn't cost too much. - While at the store pick up a decent pair of pliers. I like Channellock but any pliers about 10-12 should do the trick. - Get some rubber gloves. You'll want them. - A can of WD-40 - Go home and get under the sink. - There are a couple of nuts holding the pipes together. Loosen the ones that hold the U-shaped pipe on. NOTE: have a bowl or bucket underneath! NOTE: the large chrome nuts holding the big drain pipes! They'll be chrome or white plastic. - Run the snake up through the pipe toward the sink. turn and push. Pull it back and remove any gunk. - Run the snake through the pipe going into the wall or down through the floor. Turn and push. If it starts to get hard to turn, pull it back and remove any gunk. Go back in and repeat until you don't encounter any more difficulties. If it becomes hard to push, that may be a turn in the pipe - keep trying. - When you cannot advance any further or have inserted the entire length of the snake, but not brought back any new gunk, you're done. Job's finished. It cost you, at the outside, $50. You will NOT find a plumber that will do the job for less, and when it's over you own the tools, so the next time this happens the fix costs you nothing. Shoot WD-40 on the snake as you wind it up, and shoot more inside the can it winds up inside of. That'll keep it in good shape until next time. Good luck with it.

Q:Our bathroom sink faucet handles only turn 1/4 turn, and work fine that way. But, when fixing a leak, I turned it too hard, and something broke, so now it will turn all the way around. And, because it turns all the way around, it won't unscrew to come off to fix the next leak. What did I break and how would I get it off now?

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Q:I need to remove and replace the tail piece for my bathroom sink. I can't seem to actually remove the old one. It is plastic. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

the top part of the drain. the part you see in the sink spins out of the tail piece..if you still can't get it apart and you have the new one take a hack saw and just cut it behind the nut under the sink

Q:My own home decoration to see the market with the basin with pots and plates with all-ceramic, all man-made stone, there are panels are artificial stone, ceramic basin embedded in the panel below, do not know what kind of good, building materials market A circle pocket down and found that ceramic durable, but the price is cheaper than man-made stone, but also to listen to some people say that artificial stone with a long time will crack, really different opinions, do not know there is no expert to point one or two?

It is known that most of Europe and America use ceramic pots and even ceramic or cast iron baths.

Q:how do I replace a drain in my bathroom sink?

You will need to buy a variety of parts. A sink trap (U shaped) plus any parts to connect to drain. Make sure you get the right size for sink and outlet pipe. Plastic or copper will depend on age of house.