Q:What about Farn

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Q:both the sinks are flooding from the drain up. there is crap in the sink from the drain. its disgusting! and to keep it from overflowing i have to just pour the water out with a cup into the tub. help please!

Get a bucket place it under the P trap under the sink. Remove the compression nut on the trap and loosen the one holding the pipe in place at the wall. Drain the trap and if the line is full let it back drain into the bucket dump it in the toilet instaed of the the tub. Why the toilet ? It handles aoil and paper on a regular basis, the tub doesn't. There fore the tub drain is prone to clogging just as bad as the sink., Clean the trap out with hot water and scrub it out with a flexible brush. Run a sink tape down the drain and give it a few hardy turns and work it in and out of the drain pipe. This will dislodge most clogs and then just reassemble and flush the sink with Hot water.

Q:What is the size of the bathroom counter basin cabinet?

Commonly used common basin size: 585 × 390mm, 600 × 460mm, 700 × 460mm, 750 × 460mm, 800 × 460mm, 900 × 460mm, 1000 × 460mm, 600 × 405 × 155mm, 410 × 310 × 140mm size specifications, In addition, there are many commonly used basin size, because the basin is a private bathroom sanitary ware, so in order to try to meet the needs of each user, manufacturers have to quit a lot of different sizes of the basin, and ultimately the current situation.

Q:The bathroom counter basin cabinet what material is better to waterproof moisture

Toilet countertops, the current general use of marble

Q:I've got a badly clogged bathroom sink. I took out the draiin cover and I can see where the water is just standing/ draining extremely slowly. I can't reach the clog, but I was able to get a wire coat hanger into it and pull out a small bit of hair (not sure how hair even got into the sink!) but it didn't do anything to speed the draning. There could be a small bit of gravel in the drain from a few months ago as well as some bits of paper (all on accident, I'd never put anything down there!). I already tried some baking soda and vinegar but it didnt help, the vinegar just made the water level raise. The water is maybe 6 or 7 inches from the drain (not in the sink, in the pipe). What should I do? Thanks for your help :)

I have a cheaper solution. Remove everything from underneath the sink. Remove the thing that you open and close to let water in and out of sink (don't know the name of it). Put a towel and bowl underneath the pipe. Get something long and narrow to push the hair down the drain, such as a wooden spoon. Turn off the water (hot and cold handles under the sink). Mark how the pipes are aligned so they will be replaced properly later. Unscrew the U-shaped pipe over the bowl and set the pipe aside. Stand above the sink and push the hair down into the bowl until the drain is clear. It will stink. Replace everything and turn the water back on.

Q:What should I do if I smell a chemical/gas when I go to rinse my mouth out after brushing in my bathroom sink?

Sink P traps are a source of some odors as they are full of ugly black, gooey debris, caught up in hair, toothpaste, etc. I take my trap, directly under the sink, apart occasionally to clean it. It is then reinstalled and a double check is done to make sure it is not going to leak. A large adjustable pliers is needed to take apart the fittings and then re tighten them. The P trap is a necessary part of the plumbing as it prevents sour gasses from coming up through the sink, the water in side, acts as a barrier.

Q:Kitchen sink or Bathroom Sink?

Bathroom sink. The shower would gross me out. Kitchen sink, too.

Q:The sink in my bathroom is backing up. Does anybody have any trick to unclog it. I'm not sure about using drain'o. I heard that just makes it worse.

Sometimes Drano will work. It depends on what's in the drain. It may require taking the drain apart. Under the sink is a U shaped pipe. That is probably where the plug is. With luck you have a drain plug at the bottom of this U. If so just remove that and fish around inside with a wire. If you don't have a drain plug there (most likely not) unscrew the first big nut around the pipe you come to at either end of the U. You will probably need a pair of channel locks or a pipe wrench for this. Wiggle the U shaped pipe around and take it loose. Pour water and whatever the plug is into a bucket and replace pipe. Put pan under drain before loosening bolts because you will have a water leak. Should drain sink as much as possible before you loosen the pipe. You may need to replace pipe washers and wrap threads with plumbers tape before reinstalling. Both washers and tape won't cost more than $5.00.

Q:So it's one o'clock in the morning and my boyfriend gets up to go to the bathroom. Then a few minutes later I hear a loud boomand I go running to see what happened. There is a large crack down the side of our ceramic bathroom sink all the way down to the metal piping. My boyfriend is startled and Confused and mumbles something abOut his head hurting so i think one of the chunks shot off and hit his head. There is no way he could have broken the sink accidently by falling asleep or anything. The sink has been making a strange dripping sOund lately and there has been weird sounds in the walls around the bathroom and the toilet has been acting up. What could have made my sink randomly explode?

There was a buildup of methane gas that probably originated in the plumbing under a toilet. What made it ignite is the creepy thing. You need to find out what that was because it has the potential for doing it again! That stuff is held down there by the trap under the sink until it accumulates and is explosive.

Q:I just remodeled my bathroom and the contracted crew installed a receptacle about 2 inches above my sink is that against code? From what I understand a receptacle has to be at least 18" from any water source. Can I keep the receptacle there or do I have to move it? The receptacle is GFCI and Im talking about Virginia, United States.

All new bathroom outlet receptacles must be GFCI protected, and 20 ampere rated (assuming, they are installed on #12 wire). Each bathroom sink must have a GFCI receptacle located within 3’ from its outside edge.