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Q: kitchen sink: it sounds like theres a waterfall underneath it and, from what we can tell, it seems to be leaking from the vertical pipe.bathroom sink: sounds like a very tiny waterfall. It mainly sounds like a water faucet does when you have it turned on at normal speed. The water is draining off of the bottom part of the sink bowl so it must be leaking right around there.help please! thanks!: you should proabably get that checked,, if you don't want to replace it.. its the safest way out.

Q: how to umplug bathroom sink?: there are two options I suggest. First (and easiest,) give drano a try. That stuff has always worked for me. If that doesn't work, you should be able to take the s-trap ( the part of the drain pipe under the sink that dips before it goes through the wall.) Odds are that is where the clog is. Flush that piece out, or buy a new one. Then, check the pipe that leads from the sink to the s-trap for debris. Put it all back together. If the clog is further down the pipe, you may need a plumber.

Q: My bathroom sink has a really, REALLY slow drain. Im not sure of what the parts are called so bare with me. I was able to take the bottom pipe, at that makes the u, at the bottom of the sink drain out and there was nothing there. I looked up, through the sink drain and that was clear. I then took a snake and put it into the wall and snaked the pipe as far as I could. I did get &quot;gunk&quot; and I thought that I cleared whatever was blocking the pipe creating the slow drain, but apparently I didnt. Right now Im just waiting for the sink to drain again to take that U off so I can snake the wall again. Thats all I can think of doing. Is there anything else for me to do, or is just keep snaking it my only option?: I forgot to say. I tried using a sink plunger first. Obviously that didn't work, but it did bring black, smelly water into the sink. I plunged the heck out of it and that did nothing. I then took the U pipe out and snaked it. I was able to do it from the pipe that faces the ground and goes into the wall. I was able to get most of the snake all the way into the pipe. I did get some hair when I pulled the snake out of the pipe. I put the pipe back together, but still only get slow drain. I again took out the U pipe, and snaked it. Put it all together again and the same result. Slow drain. I have no improvement. Is it time to hire a pro or am I possible using the wrong kind of snake? I looked online and found a bunch, but does it really matter?

Q: I took everything out and it's still there. Smells like something rotting, I live in a condo. Any ideas what it is, and what I can do to get rid of it.: Is it backed up? Something could be inside the pipes rotting... You could either call your sup. Or you could use a wide variety of liquid plumbers... I typically pour a lot of bleach and snake my pipes in this case....

Q: how to unglue a bathroom sink from the wall?: you cant unglue something like that, it can be possible to pry it off the wall if it is sheetrock, the paper on the sheetrock might give before the sink breaks. if it is siliconed around the edges, as some contractors use this as a way to fasten sinks to the wall, then cut it with a utility knife and pry around it as you go. if it is constuction glue on plaster, your screwed unless you have a diamond grinder to cut the wall around the sink and pry it off that way. also, if it is silicone, make sure to cut around the outside edge so you dont tear the paper up the wall

Q: how do you clean an acrylic bathroom sink basin?: Micro fiber cloths. You can get them in the kitchen supplies department at Wal-Mart or Target. What I do is spray my cleaner on the surface to be cleaned, wipe excess off with a paper towel, and then wipe it again with my micro fiber cloth.

Q: In my apartment my bathroom sink is having problems. Whenever i turn the water on the water collects in the sink of course. The problem is the sink takes a very long time to drain the water. My sink is draining the water but it takes a long time to drain i saw about 30 minutes to drain. What is wrong with my sink?: Call the landlord. It's his responsibility to take care of that for you.

Q: Can you make a bathroom door?: Yes, but should pay more attention to waterproof, molded door waterproof is not very good, pay attention to, there is no matter, adopt me

Q: 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.

Q: My only bathroom has a very old, cheap sink.It feels like hard plastic? Made to appear like yellow/tan marble.It has scratches all over it that ruin the appearance.Is there any type of paint that I could use to refresh/renew it temporarily?Of course, it will have to be paint that stands up to water...TY!: What type of Paint for Bathroom vanity sink? My only bathroom has a very old, cheap sink. It feels like hard plastic? Made to appear like yellow/tan marble. It has scratches all over it that ruin the appearance. Is there any type of paint that I could use to refresh/renew it temporarily? Of course, it will have to be paint that stands up to water... Hello sweet child, I’m a Paint associate at the Home Depot. At the home depot we have a product called Homax Tub, Tile and sink refinishing kit check store for availability.The Homax Products Tough As Tile 32 oz. Tub, Tile and Sink Refinishing Kit to give an old or stained bathroom fixture a new look. The epoxy dries to a porcelain-like, bisque finish. ?Epoxy paint dries to a porcelain-like finish ?Repair kit provides color matching for porcelain objects ?Withstands hot water ?Dries to the touch in 90 minutes I hope this information is useful good luck ThePaintAvenger

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