Q:What is the washbasin placed in the bathroom?

Next to the door

Q:Do fish wash in the river basin?

no they dont wash thats y they smell so bad

Q:Tips are really appreciated!!

hand washing sweaters is quite easy. You need a sink or basin large enough for the sweater, cold water and a bit of detergent designed for hand washing or my preferred option: baby shampoo. fill the basin with cold water, add a bit of shampoo or detergent and swish the water to mix the detergent and get a bit of sudsing. immerse the sweater in the basin and swish gently through the water and suds. Let it soak for about ten minutes or so, swish it through again and squeeze some of the suds into areas that might be a bit dirtier. drain the water and squeeze some of the excess water and suds from the sweater. Treat it gently, don't wring out or twist or or do anything that will make the sweater unhappy. Now fill the basin with cold water and rinse the sweater. dump out the water, fill the basin again and rinse again. after two rinses the detergent should be all gone. Don't use fabric softener, it's got oils and waxes that can make wool fibers stick together. After rinsing gently squeeze out some of the excess water and then place sweater between two towels and blot out as much water as you can, again without twisting, wringing or doing anything that will make the sweater wrinkly or unhappy. lay flat to dry near -not on -a source of heat. If you wish you can fluff it up in the dryer on fluff with no heat. I have a large collection of wool clothes, from sweaters to skirts to pants to scarves and this is how care for all my woolens at home. One more tip: store all wools with either sprigs or dry lavender, dried mint leaves or dried rosemary. These herbs all discourage moths and smell a thousand times better than moth balls. Or store wool with blocks of cedar -again cedar is a natural moth repellant that doesn't harm delicate wools.

Q:i want to buy a washing machine could someone please help me with the features n brand i should look for in it

This is what I can tell you, I have the Whirlpool Duets and I love them!!! I have a large family, so the large capacity washer saves me time. They are water efficient. You can wash delicates, hand washables, etc. Good Luck!!!

Q:My family that is a round, a little bad seal, flattened and leaked. Can I change this part alone? Where to buy

Industry called: wash basin water. There is a flap, pulling, bouncing. Family with the flap on the most simple and affordable. Hardware stores have to sell, you can buy nine animal husbandry.

Q:Ceramic washbasin and glass washbasin which safety factor is high?

Comparison of two products: Glass basin: Glass table with the glass table corner is very easy to use in the bump, so the glass table is generally made with thickened glass to enhance the safety of better, because the glass does not have the tempered glass stress concentration characteristics, so both beautiful and practical The As the glass itself, the temperature tolerance is relatively poor, and do the glass basin is generally very thick, but also through the bending process, so there is a huge need to release the internal stress, temperature resistance is even worse, so the tempered glass Often have to go through a special treatment in order to have a certain temperature resistance, otherwise, in the hot and cold water suddenly switch, it is easy to burst. So some supermarkets in the sale of glass basin, the attitude for the consumer is often marked "the use of the highest temperature of 60 degrees or 80 degrees," when buying glass basin must pay attention to the use of temperature limit, to avoid improper use Cause loss. Ceramic basin: Ceramic pots with high temperature, temperature change, easy to clean, hard surface wear, anti-aging advantages, is the current variety of materials in the basin of mainstream products. Select ceramic pots, the important reference indicators are glaze finish, brightness and ceramic water absorption. High purity products, pure color, easy to stick dirty dirt, easy to clean, self-cleaning good. Judgment can be selected in the strong light, from the side carefully observe the surface of the product reflective to the surface without a small trachoma and pitting, or trachoma and pitting little for the better; can also hand gently touch the surface, Feeling very smooth and delicate as well.

Q:What did people use as a sink in the 1700's?

A wash-basin. The wash basin be made of porcelain or clay pottery, depending on the wealth of the owner, and it would reside on a wash-stand that would hold the basin in a recess, and would hold a pitcher of water below, and a small spindle to hold a towel.

Q:Did you know there are Muslim foot washing basins in a U.S. airport?

I can see it now !!! A christian sitting down with a muslim washing his feet in one chair, and a muslim in the other chair with a christian washing his feet. Pride is such a killer of good will, isn't it !!!

Q:I bought an old wash basin (pitcher and bowl) from a flea market. Its ugly as hell. I wanted to know if I could paint over the glaze and re-fire it. I don't really care for the design in it either. Is there an easy way to sand it out, or can I use slip? Thanks.

Try some Epoxy spray paint for a base and then hand paint or redo the origional designs-then use a good clear sealer. try it on the pticher first as the inside holds the water and only needs the epoxy paint (if any). Otherwise take it to a pottery shop and see what ideas they have. They may redesign the decor of pieces and re fire them. Dr. Tommy Skelton

Q:The washbasin is made up of those accessories.

Called the water heater! By the wash basin, water, water pipes, washbasin stent and other components.