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How much of the glass glue on the basin is appropriate
Should not play too much, as long as the uniform hit in place, the gap can be a good seal! The
The old faucet on my bathroom sink is a single handled one. Can I change it to a double handled one?
Yes. As long as there are two holes in the sink. When you take off the old faucet there should be two holes under the cover plate. Just hook up your hot and cold water to those.
Home Neiwei, there is a corner, the direct purchase can not put, because the wall is not a plane, you can make that kind of corner of the kind of it?
Can ah, and now a lot of sales of the bathroom can be non-calibration do,
Bathroom basin cabinet what is good quality
If the best choice of wood with oak, moisture resistant water is not easy to deformation. Metal can be made of stainless steel or aluminum alloy.
Our house was built in the 1950's. I am almost 100% sure that the sink in the bathroom is original to the house. It is off white with gold marbled in. Pretty sure it is not porcelin. Feels almost plastic. It is a sink/counter, one piece unit. I don't have the $$ to go buy a new one, but this one is an eye sore. Help!
Here is the cheapest and best way I can think of. Lighly sand the surface with 110 grit sandpaper. Paint it. Put about 3 coats of polyurethane on. NOTE: This is only temporary fix. When you can replace the sink.
Why does the glass steel flower basin plunge
The temperature gradient of the glass in the direction of the thickness of the glass during heating or cooling is not uniform and asymmetrical. So that the tendency of blooming products, and some in the cold when the "wind burst." If the tensile zone is offset to one side of the article or offset to the surface, the tempered glass is blew.
Ok I was washing my bathroom sink with some sort of cleaner and apparently it was not the right kind. Since then the sink does not drain properly (dirty water stays in it for days and days) and there are a million little hairs (from shaving) stuck in the basin. It seems it melted whatever material it is made out of (some kind of ceramic, i think). Not only is it gross and hard to use (I cant run water for very long or it will fill up) but I am also afraid what it is going to cost. Does anyone know how I can fix this, or how much it is going to cost (to be taken out of my apartment deposit)? Thanks.
If you melted it, it will have to be replaced. To unclogged the hair, try a coat hanger push it into the drain and twist it around, do this until you have the clog clear. If it is further down the line remove the P-trap under the sink and clear it from this point.
My bathroom sink is dripping, I don't even know how I managed to see it because its only dripping maybe once a minute. Both handles are tight. Not sure whats going on with it, and no one in the house knows anything about plumbing. Just need to know maybe a good place to start looking for a problem.
first start by figuring out which side the water is coming from.(Hot or cold) by turning the shut offs under the sink off one at a time. Shut off the hot first then wait a few minutes watching it to see if the drip stops. Then turn the hot back and and shut off the cold. once you have that narrowed down, I gguaranteeits a problem with the cartridge. Whether its a gasket or a worn down seal it's easy and cheap to fix. Take apart the handle that's leaking and remove the cartridge by googling how for step by step instructions. (should take about 3-6 minutes.) Then run over to home depot and get a replacement. They usually have a book with all the different kinds so take the broken one with you. Don't let them sell you a repair kit. It's worth the extra few bucks to get a new one. Then take it home and put it back together.