Q:My bathroom sink keeps leaking can someone telll me how to put a facet and plumbing in and what do i put where?

I just did that. Call a plumber! 1st, turn off the water then unhook the faucet from the hoses. Pull the sink out and replace it with a new sink, make sure the new sink fits the hole already cut. Caulk it and let it dry for 24hrs, then put the new faucet on and connect to the hoses. Instructions are in the faucet box. Trust me, call a plumber or have someone help you.

Q:Out of the blue, my main bathroom that guests primarily use starting having an earthy smell coming from the sink drain. Its on the main floor, and there are no floors above it (in other words, not another sink above it). I examined the plumbing under the sink, and everything seems to be in working order, no leaks, trap is in good shape, etc.What should I do here?

suggest that the trap is siphoning dry ,there should normally be no smell if the trap stays full of liquid at all times, unless you have a leak in the vent line.

Q:My washing machine is next door to my downstairs bathroom. When the washer empties its water, the water comes up through the bathroom sink and sometimes even overflows. After about 1 minute it goes down and leaves behind residue, soap, and dirt. Its starting to become a serious problem and I am not sure what is causing this. If someone could lend some advice, Id appreciate it greatly, thank you!

Your drain has a clog somewhere. Run some Drano through your sink drains AND put your washer on one of the last rinse cycles with your water setting on Hot, pour 1 cup Drano into water in washer and let it spin and drain out. After-wards let your washer run through another cycle just to clear the Drano on out. The Drano will Not hurt anything in your washer.

Q:I have a hair line crack in my bathroom sink, any ideas how to repair it so it does not show, my sink is a cream color

bathroom sink porcelain you can buy a substance to repair it just like plaster but you mix it and you can shape it to ythe mold of your sink and get a little buffer and you work it in is like a paste it turns into porcelain after is done like knew or buy a new sink and replace it depends how much you want it.

Q:My bathroom sink seems to smell regardless of what you dump down it. The bath drain is fine along with all the rest of the drains in the house besides the bathroom sink drain... What should be done to make the smell go away for good?(while being cost effective as I am renting an apartment?)... Should I just have a plumber try something or ? Thanks for your detailed answer... Tom

take the trap off and remove all the black gunk that I'm sure is in there

Q:I am a basin loaded up to useless, and now split, how is it going

There is a problem with the installation

Q:Hangzhou artificial stone basin basin environmental assessment approval

2, EIA prepared environmental assessment report. EIA in the preparation of EIA report when the timely and EIA to communicate to ensure that your EIA quality.

Q:Basin basin faucet whether there are national standards

National regulations require 4 kg of pressure.

Q:Home to install a water pipe with no first lead, basin, sink are bought?

Do not have to determine where is the leading, where installed pots, where installed sink like, 99% of the faucet and fell into the water are in line with international norms, as long as the workers are not careless, all right.

Q:It eventually accumulates to the point that the drain gets backed up, draino doesn't really help. We have to take the whole stopper part out and pull out the gunk. It doesn't happen in my other sinks.

A rather unpleasant answer, but here goes. What goes down your bathroom sink drain is known as "Grey Water". It consists of water (naturally), hair, soap, shampoo, dead skin, shavings and other nasty things. Your bathroom sink drain is most probably slower to empty than your actual bath, hence the "gunk" is not flushed away. To alleviate the problem, obtain caustic soda crystals, take out your plug, pour as much crystals as you can into the drain, leave overnight if possible, the water in the u-bend will be enough to start the crystals working. Rinse through with hot water in the morning, job done. NB, treat caustic soda crystals as toxic and strong alkaline, take precautions as regards eyes, hands etc, and ensure all the soda has gone before using the sink. You may have to do this more than once, but it does work.