Q:The water just sits in the sink for hours.

undo pipe under sink more than likely it is full of hair

Q:so when i turn the water on this horrible smell comes from the bathroom sink. what can i use to get rid of it?

Bleach is a good chemical to put down there like PJ says. If the smell is actually coming from the drain, then maybe your drain systems vent pipe is plugged. It will be a pipe that goes all the way up and out of your roof right above your sink. Have someone climb up there with a garden hose and see if the water goes through up there or if it over flows. If it overflows, then your vent is plugged and needs clearing out. The vent allows the trap in your sink to retain some water in it so that the sewer smell doesn't come back up out of the drain. If the vent is plugged, then the sewer gases will try to vent back out of your drain up into your room.

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 "gunk" 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?

A slow sink drain is usually a hair block in the stopper arm but you are past that so the snake will work but I suspect an air lock or a full main drain line and that means either the main sewer line is blocked or the septic tank is full. If the snake does not solve the problem then you need a professional drain cleaning company.

Q:My washing machine is next door to my downstairs bathroom. When the washer empties its water, the water comes up through the bathroom sink and sometimes even overflows. After about 1 minute it goes down and leaves behind residue, soap, and dirt. Its starting to become a serious problem and I am not sure what is causing this. If someone could lend some advice, Id appreciate it greatly, thank you!

It definitely sounds like you have a partial blockage. My washing machine used to drain into my kitchen sink due to a partial blockage and it will get worse if not taken care of. I had a plumber unblock it for me only to have it happen about a year later. This time, I bought a snake and worked it out myself. Recommendations: you can put a lint trap on the end of your drain hose. You will be amazed at how much lint comes out with the drain water. An inexpensive way to do this is to use a piece of nylon (like pantyhose). Cut a piece big enough to form a pouch to catch the lint. Secure it to the hose with a hose clamp or some other sort of item. Rubber band, etc. Tight enough so it does not slip off and into the drain. Get a bottle of Drano gel, (like 32 oz) add the bottle into the drain. Let it sit overnight, then flush the next day with hot water, even boiling water if you want. You may have to do this twice. I did but it may not be necessary since you do have some drainage. You may want to do the Drano thing about once a year as a preventative but see how the lint trap thing goes.

Q:Every time you open the bathroom hot water shower or kitchen hot water faucet can hear from the bathroom next to the toilet issued a click

There may be a problem with the switch under your basin. When the faucet is turned on, the water flows to the sound of the main switch, so it is checked whether the switch has loosening the screw. If only the sound should be no big problem, but if you do not worry, I suggest you replace the basin under the switch.

Q:Bathroom washbasin called what wash table

Bathroom washbasin, usually called washstand, for reference

Q:My family's bathroom is relatively small, so do the wet and dry separation, the basin into the aisle over there, so put the basin at the three walls I posted the wall. But yesterday found that the three walls at right angles, there is not straight, and a big difference. They said that the wall of my house was oblique, but even if it was oblique, it should be cemented with clay. Now we are worried about the time to buy the basin, certainly less than the edge, and can not paste the wall. This is ugly, I LG want to re-posted the wall over there, I would like to ask, that re-posted brick can also use the previous brick? And if not rework, how to solve this corner is not straight, the basin put up to paste it?

Decoration company has not been through it? My home that position to stay in the size of the basin than I bought a little bigger, the decoration company said that playing with silicone should be almost ~ but too much difference is not to re-shop it? Decoration company shop tiles should not be considered when the level and vertical problems?

Q:So my bathroom sink is really clogged. There's a small pool of water in my sink that won't drain at all. I dumped boiling water down the overflow hole but that didn't do anything. I used a plunger on the hole in the sink which still didn't do anything. I've used a bent hanger w/ a hook on the end to get out stuff from it but there's nothing else getting stuck on the hanger. I don't have a snake or anything to use. Is there a way I can get the water to drain at least long enough to get drain-o. And even then, if the water doesn't drain in that time, will drain-o still get through the pipes when there's water in it. Please help me out here. Thank you so much. <3

initially you may try removing the U-capture under the sink, and notice if the clog is there. you will choose a robust pipe wrench or Channel Lock pliers to interrupt the nuts loose. once you get it off, you will maximum possibly ought to replace the seals, as they are maximum possibly previous and dry now, those are inexpensive, and maximum hardware shops carry them. only take the previous ones, down and that they'll coach you have been the recent ones are placed. even if, in the previous you do all that artwork, I propose you purchase a bathroom plunger or the sink plunger, additionally attainable at any no longer basic ware shop, or maybe in some Drug shops and additionally are much less high priced. replenish the sink, approximately 0.5 way, and use the skill of the plunger, some circumstances, and optimistically, you will dislodge what's plugging up the sink. it ought to take some tries, yet with what you have performed already, it is going to do the trick for you.

Q:there like little... and they are like on the top theres usually 3 or just 1... and if you pour water in them.. they smell kinda odd?! but the never seen to pass water?!

They are there as an overflow drain. This is so you don't overflow the sink if you leave the water running.

Q:Decoration of the people said: wash basin under the water pipe directly into the sewer on the line do not have to seal it ???

wrong! You can do it, but it's going to be sealed.