Q:My family's bathroom washbasin on the stainless steel shelf, rusty, how to do it?

A kind of special stainless steel to rust after the end of the bright as a new remember to keep the shelf dry and then often wipe with a dry cloth so that it is not easy to rust

Q:Bathroom wash basin crack, and how to remedy ah

You can with the manufacturers to point steel, is the resin and white cement and other mixed dubbed, good-looking, and leak-proof. Hope to help you, please adopt!

Q:what is the best drain cleaner for the bathroom sink?

Liquids don't work well. Use a plunger and be sure to block the overflow at the top with a rag or something to prevent the plunger from just blowing air out the over flow. Put some water in the sink and plunge

Q:In my bathroom, I have a ball-joint sink valve. Which means its 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, its a pain in the butt to get hot water out. Im assuming it needs to be repaired, but could it also be that it is an energy saving faucet? As Im 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 isnt right at all, Id 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:Am at wits end. Probably have to call a professional.The rubber seal on this Delta faucet is almost non-existent and somewhat leaking but not profusely Someone had suggested unscrewing the 2 faucets, did that, but then what next? The faucet itself is intact to the sink. Why did someone think it would lift out? It does not.The only way to get to it is from underneath and it is very tight space, the vanity is very small. The sink is in the way so I can't even see the underneath of the faucet itself from inside the cabinet, it is way back and like I said, the space is very very small. Looks like the sink probably has to be removed first? Such a pain for such a small job.Thank you.

In order to be able lift the faucet from the sink, you'll have to squirm underneath the sink and remove two or more attachment clips as well as the hot and cold water supply connections. However, that shouldn't be necessary in order to replace any seals. Shut off the water supplies underneath, remove the faucet handles, the plastic water mixers, and the rubber seals. Using a repair kit from Lowe's or a plumbing supply store, replace all of the seals. Reassemble, reconnect water supplies, and you should be leak free.

Q:My bathroom sink has been clogged for a while, so I tried to use a wire hanger to unclog it. Mistake. It got stuck. I managed to get it out after a bit, but now it's completely clogged with this black stuff. It doesn't smell and is squishy. What is it? Did I completely ruin the sink..?

I don't know what the black stuff is, probably sludge of some kind. What you are missing is that the plumbing gives you another shot at a clogged sink from underneath. With tools, it is possible to remove the entire U for cleaning and there is also a drain plug on a lot of them. Whatever you do, don't resort to a chemical . It never works on a real clog and then you have a Haz-Mat site. A real snake would work better than a coat hanger.

Q:Bathroom washbasin called what wash table

Bathroom washbasin, usually called washstand, for reference

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.

Q:Home bathroom basin cracked a crack, is the quality problem? How to fix?

If there is a pipe is also smelly to check the sink and the underground sewage pipe connection there is no seal, my home is inserted without sealing, so there is odor in the interface ran out. Seal it with an electrical tape.

Q:Jingdezhen art basin where to sell, what are the style. how's the price?

Hua Hin Art Basin