Q:In both bathrooms the drain ring has corroded and I'm afraid it will begin to leak. Is there a way to replace the rings without replacing the sinks? If so, what tools are needed and how long of a job is it? Or, do I have to call a plumber for this?

The drain ring is actually a flanged pipe that fits down through a hole in the bottom of the sink, sealed/glued in place with Silicone and fastened in place with a large nut on the underside. This job might be easier if you remove the sink - in fact, the way it fits back together may require it but I'm not sure. It's not hard to do, doesn't really require many tools, and might take you a couple of hours if you have never done it before. Your biggest problem will be the condition of the pipe underneath the drain ring. If this is rusted or corroded, you will have quite a time removing the nut. The stopper that fits into the drainpipe is also a little tricky - it is operated by pulling up on a little handle on the sink - this connects to a lever that lifts and drops the stopper from the bottom. You'll need to disassemble that also. Basically, you have to get to the underside of the sink and disconnect the drainpipe from the trap (that's also a large nut - older ones are brass, newer ones are copper). Next, remove the stopper assembly, then unscrew the nut holding the drainpipe in place and push that up from the bottom. You need to clean the Silicone residue from the sink, and give that a pretty thorough cleaning. That's really it - your new ring should come in a kit with a new stopper; you would essentially reverse the above directions. You'd want to put the ring in first, seat it with new Silicone, and tighten the nut on the underside - then let the silicone dry before going further.

Q:Can a newborn baby share a washbasin with an adult?

Absolutely can not, baby immune system is not strong to avoid cross-infection virus please give children to prepare a separate special bathing equipment ~ ~

Q:What is the drainage of the basin with good drainage?

The original ground drainage to the wall drainage should pay attention to the ground and the wall after a good slot to do a good job waterproof; post-installed basin pay attention to the connection

Q:Ceramic one Taiwan basin is good or a good platform

Table pots of water is easy to water out, cleaning trouble, one pot convenient, the use of space. Beautiful and almost, you used to know, I used to use the basin pot, and finally for the one

Q:how do you clean an acrylic bathroom sink basin?

1 Fill your sink with hot tap water. Pour a cup of household bleach into the hot water.If you cannot use bleach, add a cup of white vinegar instead. 2 Allow your sink to sit for one hour so the hot water mixture can loosen any grime that is coating your acrylic sink. 3 Drain the hot water solution from your sink and rinse it thoroughly with hot water to remove all traces of bleach or vinegar. 4 Wet your washcloth with warm water and squirt some liquid dish detergent onto it. 5 Scrub your sink with your soapy washcloth, remembering to also go after the faucet and any trim surrounding your acrylic sink. Use an old toothbrush reserved only for cleaning to get into cracks and crevices or attack particularly stubborn areas. 6 Rinse your sink with warm water and then dry it with a lint-free cloth. You can avoid having to go through this intense cleaning process with your acrylic sink by simply rinsing it out and drying it with your lint-free cloth after every use, along with spraying it with a water and bleach solution once a week, being careful to thoroughly rinse off the bleach.

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:Wash the basin from the height of the number of appropriate

Usually the upper edge of the basin is 860mm above the ground, but should be adjusted according to the height of the family members, the higher the height, the higher the height of the ground.

Q:My bathroom sink get really really hot but the shower get just a tad of hot water, basically no hot water. What can I do to fix it?

Im guessing you have a bad mixing valve, which is most likely in the wall of your shower behind your valves.

Q:I would like to replace my bathroom sink with a new one but wanted know if it would be sensable for me to install it myself or hire a plumber. Is there anything important I should know before trying this out? Thanks for the advice and suggestions.

Well the plumbing part is easy RE; Hot left the cold to the right, That means the hot is on the Left and the Cold is on the right, Watch how the old one comes out, most is a screw or bolts clamp to the counter and sometimes sealed with silicone which you can cut loose with a razor knife, Un hook the lines at the valve under the sink, if you don't have any then get some and put them in, On the new sink connect the faucet and the supply lines before putting in the sink, Set you sink in correctly and trim the supply lines even with the valve inner part so that it is all the way in and tighten the nut, after you turn the water back on, then slowly open the faucet and let the air come out, then run it for a while, some guy remove the faucet packing stem and then turn on the water, this flushes the line out and won't clog the faucet.

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

If you don't want to deal with the mess of removing the trap, I would just go to a local hardware store & buy THE 10 MINUTE DRAIN CLEANER. It has never failed me. It works way better than Draino, etc.