BATHROOM SANITARY WARE TWO PIECE TOILET -8517

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washdown Two-piece Toilet
S-trap 200mm
Low in price,good in quality

Easy-clean glazed technology
10 years experience
Strict quality control

BATHROOM SANITARY WARE TWO PIECE TOILET -8517

Q: Ive poured pounds of food particles down my kitchen sink, and I dont even have a in-sink grinder, and the sink never clogs. But one well-timed dump can clog the toilet like that. Why is that?: My hypothosis is all the hair that goes down the bathroom drains causes the toilet to back up. Hair doesn't rot like food does and isn't as biodegradable. One time the maintenance man came to my apartment that I had lived in for four years because my shower/bath was draining so slow. When I came home he had pulled enough hair out of the drain it was the size of a rabbit...lmao!!!! I was so embarrassed.

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.: Please don't use Drano. It is a very strong chemical and for a sink clog there is really no need for it. Try the plunger, but if that doesn't work, try this- You will need- A bucket An adjustable wrench or pipe wrench teflon tape Under your sink should be a pipe that has a sharp curve like a U. get a bucket or something to put under it, and then unscrew the U shaped piece. WARNING-It's gonna be gross, and water will come out when you get this unscrewed. Clean the clog out of the U shaped piece of pipe, and then put it back on. Don't forget to clean the threads on the joints and put teflon tape on them prior to putting the piece back on. If you have long hair, make sure that you don't wash any of them down the drain, because this will clog your sink up super fast!

Q: My own home decoration to see the market with the basin with pots and plates with all-ceramic, all man-made stone, there are panels are artificial stone, ceramic basin embedded in the panel below, do not know what kind of good, building materials market A circle pocket down and found that ceramic durable, but the price is cheaper than man-made stone, but also to listen to some people say that artificial stone with a long time will crack, really different opinions, do not know there is no expert to point one or two?: Really good artificial stone pots and ceramic pots are good products.

Q: how to unglue a bathroom sink from the wall?: you cant unglue something like that, it can be possible to pry it off the wall if it is sheetrock, the paper on the sheetrock might give before the sink breaks. if it is siliconed around the edges, as some contractors use this as a way to fasten sinks to the wall, then cut it with a utility knife and pry around it as you go. if it is constuction glue on plaster, your screwed unless you have a diamond grinder to cut the wall around the sink and pry it off that way. also, if it is silicone, make sure to cut around the outside edge so you dont tear the paper up the wall

Q: If I have a typical bathroom pedestal sink. Can I remove the pedestal base and wall-mount it with a bracket?: === my suggestion to you is for you to visit the brand name of the ""sink"" display and showroom .... sinks are made according to the way they are intended to be mounted === attempting to take the sink, you have, and remove the base an

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.: hi, as staggering because it may sound, aspects would be extra much lower priced than a plumbers hard paintings. in case you do not sense delicate working in this fix, I comprehend, do hire a qualified plumber. reckoning on the are you reside in, i could guess seventy 5 to one hundred twenty five.00 hard paintings. that's if no matters arise at an analogous time as attending to the undesirable washer. in case you comprehend the type of faucet, call some community plumbers, ask for a coarse estimate to change the washers for that faucet. you will get a regularly occurring fee to your fix. better of success

Q: 2 out of 3 of my cats pee in the sink, as well as the liter box. I just don't get it. They never did it before and then out of nowhere it started. WHY??? TIA.: cats are clever animals! they pee in sinks for lots of reasons. The fun reasons are they see water go down there, and see you go to potty so reckon its the same thing!! Or, their litter box is a bit too smelly at that moment so they choose the sink instead. Or, they copy each other, cats are great mimics and will copy what their peers are doing but on a serious note, often cats pee in sinks to show you their urine if they are not well and have kidney issues, but then there would be blood in the urine? So if there is no blood, then it looks like you have a bunch of characters on your hands copying one another, bless them loll. but double check they like their litter, cats often take a dislike to certain litters.

Q: Is it inside the bathroom?: Just as long as convenient. But the bathroom door to the bedroom or into the door.

Q: So I have a family of cats. We found a pregnant cat 2 years ago, and she had 3 boys, so we have mommy and her boys. We also have a foster cat for a local shelter. Our litter boxes are located in our master closet, which is attached to our master bath. Fluff, her youngest son, has decided to start peeing in the sink. But ONLY after I've emptied the litter box. It's always the same sink, there's no blood in his urine, and he doesn't strain to urinate, or show any other signs of a UTI. Is he just pissed off because of all the cats? This is only a recent problem, but we've had plenty of other foster cats, and they've always gotten along. Its the only other thing I could think of. He was neutered at 6 months old too. (he's now 2): Its the need to stay clean. Even cat litter is offensive to odd cats here and there and sometimes although they poop in it, peeing just doesn't seem to work for them in litter as pee splashes the legs, even on sand or wood chip pellets. The sink is clean, smooth and as he pees it runs away down the drain. Simple, and so much easier than getting your paws wet and dusty covering it over. However, if its a bathroom sink then its not ideal washing your face in a sink a cat has peed in, so either cover the sink when not in use till he drops the habit, or go a step further and toilet train him. Go to Pet smart, or Pets at Home depending on where you are, and get a plastic cat toilet plate. It fits snug on the toilet bowl and the cat poos and pees directly into the lav without litter or boxes. In his case, fit it over the sink and line the sink with newspaper in case he actually does start pooping in it, then once he's got the grasp, then move the plate to the loo, and cover the sink. Once he catches on, he will poop, pee and sometimes even throw up down the loo and you just flush it away. Some cats can even learn to flush the toilet after doing it.

Q: I have a new vanity and the last few weeks when i run the water a terrible smell comes from the sink opening after a few minutes it goes away. Any ideas -THANKS.: the only thing i can think of is that maybe the toilet is sucking the water out of the sink s j trap pipe. look under the sink and you'll see what i'm speaking of. that trap pipe is supposed to always have water in the curve of the pipe so the SEWER PIPE AIR cant make it past that trap. now i've never heard of that happening, but it's the only thing i can think of that will cause that problem.

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