Q:Bathroom basin area of only 80 cm long 45 cm wide can use the kind of stone surface under the basin?

Of course you can choose the appropriate size of the platform pot on the line

Q:Out of the blue, my main bathroom that guests primarily use starting having an earthy smell coming from the sink drain. Its on the main floor, and there are no floors above it (in other words, not another sink above it). I examined the plumbing under the sink, and everything seems to be in working order, no leaks, trap is in good shape, etc.What should I do here?

Pour some bleach and hot water down the drain.

Q:In my bathroom, I have a ball-joint sink valve. Which means it's a single rotating handle. Pushing it up turns it on. To the left, hot water. To the right, cold water. My dilemma is, if I push it all the way to the left, no water comes out. If I rest it in a certain position to the left, it sputters, and eventually cuts off altogether. In other words, it's a pain in the butt to get hot water out. I'm assuming it needs to be repaired, but could it also be that it is an energy saving faucet? As I'm not sure.Anyways, if you are knowledgeable in the area of plumbing, I would greatly appreciate your diagnostic if you have one. Even if it isn't right at all, I'd still be grateful for input.

This problem may be caused by low water pressure. Have you checked that your 'pressure adjusting valve' is set correctly? You'll want to locate your pressure adjusting valve that's connected to your water supply line. It can be in your basement, crawlspace or water meter box. With a wrench or pliers, you'll want to loosen its lock nut. Then with a screwdriver, turn the screw clockwise slightly. Now you're ready to test your bathroom faucet. Turn on your faucet..if you see a slight improvement, but want more pressure, then turn the screw a little bit clockwise. To reduce, turn counter clockwise. When you find the right amount of pressure, tighten the lock nut. If the problem is not low water pressure, then it may be something with your water lines. You'll want to double check all faucet lines have no bends in them and secured tightly. You'll also want to closely examine the faucet itself and make sure nothing is clogging the aerator, and its valve cartridge is not damaged. Sputtering water from a faucet can be caused by debris particles in the aerator. If there are no problems with either your water pressure, water lines, or faucet itself, you'll need to take a look at your water heater.

Q:I am 17 years old and my bathroom sink is clogged apparently with a lot of hair from a year ago and I have told my guardian a numerous amount of times that its having that problem and it needs to be fixed as soon as possible but since they arent doing anything about it then I need to take matters into my own hands and try to fix it and I dont have much money right now so this needs to also be average or cheap. Some one please help oh and tell me where I could also get it.

you need draino or liquid plumber - can get it at the drugstore, supermarket, almost everywhere.

Q:Home decoration, want to buy a washbasin, but the bathroom is relatively small, we help me look at how this washbasin, the brand is the European bathroom!

Look good, simple and generous

Q:Weak weak asked, the leader and the basin is to buy a little, or affordable?

Spent so many years, and has been used, I feel very convenient.

Q:I share the bathroom with my parents and theirs is really clean!!! But its all the way at the other side of the house so i use my brothers during the night. And there are tiny bugs sorta like magots in the sink it grosses me out so much i dont wash my hands. Do you think i should clean it and kill them or what??? They are probaly attracted to the dirt and gross stuff in the drain but it makes me sick!

tell your parents to make him clean it out before it goes to the rest of the house

Q:So I live in an appartment, the upstairs of a house. Everytime I go to brush my teeth all I can smell is POO! I know this is disgusting and I don't know what to do about it???

it could be that your sink has'nt got a p.trap.. or a u.bend at the back under the waste outlet.. [check this]. and perhaps they've run the waste into the toilet waste pipe.? this would make it smell like poo.. fit a water trap to your sink outlet.. a p.trap. or u. bend. available in most hardware shops for 5/10 quid.

Q:How to install the washbasin on a marble countertop

Yes, yes, there is a bracket fixed on the wall. You can measure the size of the doors and windows so that the processing of angle steel processing, you can also buy ready-made, the table more than 1.5 meters with the best three stents, ready-made shelves with support table, a support basin (mainly the audience Pots), marble open basin and the leading hole, the basin stick in the basin position, the basin also use potting reinforcement. Finally on the stent, the general table are both sides of the wall, in the upper part of the wall with the marble processing about 10cm wide waterproof plate, with glass glue or stone glue on the wall. In the lower side of the two sides of the wall is also the same width of the processing of the same width of the retaining plate, sticking to the edge of the table, here is a ready-made stent has a little advantage, that is, the table, the next block, the basin can be supported, , Height adjustable, the size of a little error can also be installed on the retaining water, retaining the water also cover the wall, under the retaining water, beautiful support bracket. On these, and finally loaded the faucet and water. Wall with glass glue or the same color stone filling.

Q:What should I pay attention to when buying pots?

You have to look at the location of the installation of the faucet is convenient, this is very important, sometimes not very good, there will be leakage of the situation, my home is the German treasure brand, they are in this design is not bad, very human The