floor standing bathroom ceramic pedestal basin - 3004

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floor standing bathroom ceramic pedestal
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Item Name:	floor standing bathroom ceramic pedestal basin
Material:	Ceramic
Size:	570450800mm、 690520820mm
CBM/set	0.092
Capacity/20ft :	290pcs
Color:	white
MOQ	30pcs mixed in the 20GP container
Package
box/pcs:	5-ply brown or white carton box
box/pcs:	Per set two carton,basin one carton,pedestal one carton
Certificate
ISO9001-2008
Business Terms
Price terms:	EXW/FOB Shenzhen
Delivery terms:	30 days after receipt of 30% deposit
Payment terms:	T/T,L/C,Westerm Union

floor standing bathroom ceramic pedestal basin - 3004

Q: This morning while I was getting ready for work my 6 month old kitten Apollo was sitting in the bathroom sink. I look down and he is peeing in my sink. My 9 month old kitten Cupid was also in the bathroom too. This is the first time I have caught him going pee outside the litter box. I think that he did this to get attention from me because I pay a little more attention to Cupid. Could Apollo be spraying instead of peeing since he is not neutered just yet? SERIOUS ANSWERS ONLY PLEASE. SMART A** ANSWERS WILL BE REPORTED!!!: I had a cat that did this. I just tried to keep the litter box as clean as possible. You could try getting another litter box, one for each cat, or even putting them in different places.

Q: What is the maximum size of the basin?: There seems to be no such thing!

Q: how do you clean an acrylic bathroom sink basin?: Easy. Squirt a little body wash or dishwashing detergent, even shampoo on the sides. Partly fill the basin with warm/hot water and wash all over. Using an old toothbrush scrub around the taps. rinse off with hot water, wipe over and let dry. No scratching compounds or bleach needed.

Q: I have tried draino, but I think I need to pull out the drain and remove the hair and stuff. It drains really slow. I don't know if I should call the landlord because it is something small. But I don't know how to remove the drain. do I just pull it straight out? there are no screws or anything, but it doesn't seem to want to budge and I don't want to break it since it isn't really mine. here is a picture of the type of drain I am talking about:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3b/Bathroom_sink_drain.jpg: Some you can twist to remove it. If it won't twist, get under the sink and you'll see the rod that connects to it, unscrew the collar to it at the drain pipe and pull the rod out then the stopper will pull up. You might want to unscrew the trap and clean it while you are down there. The trap is the S bend in the drain under there. It all unscrews just be sure to put it back together firmly (hand tighten if plastic) and test it by running water in there before you finish up.

Q: I want to buy a new bathroom sink, but have no clue what to get. I have a white round, not square sink with a silver faucet. I want a standard white round sink. Do sinks come with all the screws and everything to install? Also, do sinks come with the faucet handles or do you have to buy those seperately? Do sinks already have the holes for where the faucet goes? Any info helpful.: Again (I answered the front door question too) Home Depot/Lowes have TONS of sinks in stock to choose from, lots of round ones also. They come with the holes for the faucet but you have to buy the faucet seperately. They do come with everything else to install though.

Q: What is the pipe under the basin? Where can I buy?: Wash basin. Now there is a basin drain, the price is really inexpensive, the outside is corrugated white steel pipe, you can change the angle, lined with UPVC plastic, comes with a gourd-like deodorant return water, the price of 20 yuan. Sanitary ware accessories store can buy

Q: I already tried lemon juice, baking soda, comet. Please help me: The stained linoleum is from a latex backed rug, not cigarette smoking. There is nothing to be done with this stain. You haven't said what the material your cabinets are made from, but it is unlikely that anything would resist comet. If it is the smell of tobacco smoke, it probably comes from the crevices and not the cabinets themselves. Dump an absorbent bath power in the crevices. Let it sit for a while, you don't have to dump it all over. Then you can vacuum and apply again. Or, you can spray cleaning solution in there, just select one that you can tolerate, the scent of the cleaning solution will be there for a while. The other place is if the handles on the cabinets have a large metal backing under which trapped residues are present. Also, if your cabinets have a back wall, then there is another wall behind that which remains uncleaned. I find it odd though that you complain of the bathroom, and not the rest of the house. Smoke does not discriminate. If the rest of the apartment is okay, I don't think you have successfully identified the source of your problem.

Q: My girlfriend and I recently moved into a house that we recently purchased. The bathroom sink is extremely clogged...to the point that a decent strength snake cannot begin to break through. The clogging is probably a long standing build up of hair, etc. Is there a liquid that can eat through it perhaps or maybe something better than a metal snake that will clear it? We can't really afford to have a plumber come in right now, and so I want to get this cleared myself. Thanks in advance!: My bathroom sink gets that way once in a while from hair. The best way to get the hair out that I have found is to take a wooden dowel rod, rough it up a little on the end and stick it down in the drain and start turning/twisting it. It will grab the hair and wad it up in a ball on the end of the dowel. When it gets hard to twist, pull it out and remove the ball of hair. Repeat this if necessary. I use a 3/16 diameter dowel and you can get them cheap in the Walmart craft department. One dowel used for this purpose will last for many years. With this method, you don't have to take anything apart and you don't need any wrenches and it only takes 2 or 3 minutes.

Q: Can the bathroom of the bathroom be able to wash clothes directly? Feeling pretty dirty, but modern bathroom decoration, especially small bathrooms are not considered to put the wash basin area ah?: The basin can be ah just you have to pay attention to the big clothes on the area is not big enough

Q: We just bought a mobile home and upon moving in we noticed that there is a burn on the bathroom sink, we did a tour of the place a few weeks ago the previous tenants were still living there so it had to of happened in the last couple of weeks it looks as if they left a straightener or curling iron on it and it burnt the sink to the point of the plastic melting and now it looks awful! I really don't want to replace the whole sink but I'm afraid that may be the only way to deal with it, it wouldn't be such a big deal if it was in our master bedroom but this is in the secondary bathroom where visitors will be going to the bathroom, anyone know of any kind of filler we can use to fill in those holes and dips so it won't look so bad, then maybe I can paint it and you will barely be able to notice?????: There is no way to fix such damage. Replace the sink. In future ALWAYS put a condition in the written Offer To Purchase that allows a 'last minute' inspection (after occupants are out - the day before the deal closes). Real Estate Agents HATE that kind of conditional offer and will move heave and earth to get you to drop it. Sellers hate it too. Stick to your guns and insist upon it. If you'd had that condition in your offer for this purchase, you'd have discovered that burn and been able to cancel the deal if you wanted to do so. You'll also be in a position to demand that the sink be replaced immediately ( DO NOT accept a 'promise to do so' later. ) or to demand a healthy discount on the price. I've had RE Agents tell me that they can't put a condition like that in the Offer To Purchase. That's pure BS. You can put any condition you darned well want into an offer. Obviously, if it's a ridiculous condition, your Offer will be rejected, but a final inspection is perfectly reasonable if the place is occupied when you first inspect it.

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