counter basin for wash hand with the ceramic basin - 518

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Supply Capability:: 2000 set/month

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Ceramic Wash Hand Counter Basin
1-High Quality Bathroom Ceramic Wash Basin
2-Standard production
3-Unique GlazeSpray

1	Model No.:	518
2	Dimension	Size:580x460x210mm
3	Material:	Porcelain
4	Mounted Type:	Bowl Sinks / Vessel Basins Top mounted
5	Surface Finish:	1- Nanometer glaze Polish without Pin Hole and Spot 2- Exhause Pipe:Fully Glazed inner part 3- Glaze Surface:Sanitary glaze/Nanometer glaze feel Smooth 4- Charateristic:Eco-Friendly
6	Feature:	1-Color:White 2-Shape:Round /Retangular 3-Spilway Hole:Back 4-Drain Hole Size:450 mm 5-Faucet:400 mm --1 hole Top Mounted
7	Accessories:	1-Faucet 2-Drainner
8	Packing:	1 PCS Pack in an individual 5-ply white color box
9	Loading:	1-1x20GP:466 Pcs 2-1x40HQ:1133 Pcs
10	Certificate:	1-WRAS 2-ACS 3-CUPC 4-CE

counter basin for wash hand with the ceramic basin - 518

Q:How much is the counter basin?: According to ergonomics, the most comfortable hanging cabinet lifting height is the user viewing line height, generally between 1500--1600. If you have more questions, you can click on ID consultation.

Q:Can ceramic pots be washed with steel balls?: Sure to stay scratched. You can put the egg shell in the stockings, and then scrub, the effect is no less than the steel ball. Try it!

Q:My wife lost a necklace down the bathroom sink. I took off the trap (which was quite a pain) and got out the necklace. Now as I am trying to replace the parts I realize I can not replace them because all the parts are rusty and corroded. Is it easy to go get some plastic PVC pipe and replace the trap or should I get a plumber to redo the whole thing from the wall to the sink. I know virtually nothing about plumbing so I don't want to screw up and have water running in the walls and fill my wals with mold, etc.: The first rule to plumbing is if you dont know what you are doing then dont touch it. The plumber will cost you a lot of money parts and labor, and labor is around $40 and hour or more. The parts are quite cheep and easy to repair. Without looking at what you are doing it makes it a lot harder to explain or understand what is needed to be done to fix the problem. I would assess that you need a new j-bend and elbow. But I am going to say that you should call a plumber and while he is fixing that problem you should ask him about a new drain trap for the sink. One that might keep this problem from occurring again. Good luck

Q:what is the best drain cleaner for the bathroom sink?: Before you resort to a snake try this first. Under the sink the waste lines form a U. This is called a p-trap. You want to disconnect this. The trap is full of water (most likely funky water). Place a small pan or something like that under it so as to catch the water instead of letting it spill all over. You unscrew the fittings to remove it. It will require a pair of channel locks to loosen them, and then you can unscrew them by hand after you've loosened them. You will most likely find hair and assorted build up in the trap itself and in the drain tube that runs from the under side of the sink into the p-trap. This will also most likely be filled with hair etc. too. Clean all the pieces as best you can. It's nasty so be prepared for it. Reconnect everything and run water to see if that has relieved the problem. Make sure you tightened the fittings back adequately. Check for water leaks. If you find any, you will need to tighten the fitting/fittings a little more. You do not crank these fittings as tight as possible, but they must be snug. It's a feel thing. You get it with experience. If it drains fine you're good if not, you'll need to remove all the drain lines and run a snake through the lines to clear debris built up further into the drain lines. I don't recommend any liquid drain cleaners. Most contain a product called lye that can cause the debris to harden.

Q:Home basin plug how to do, underwater particularly slow.: Is not there inside the garbage, check in the deal

Q:Both my bathtub and bathroom sink are clogged! They are not just a little clogged, the tub takes a long time to drain, and nothing goes down, and the bathroom sink just doesn't drain at all.I have tried Drain-OAny ideas of what to do next?: The stoppage is at the junction of the sink and tub connection point. Drain-0 only works in the p-trap. Home Depot sells a liquid drain cleaner in a 1 qt black bottle that's packed into a plastic bag. It's a very strong acid. I believe it is hydrochloric acid. Follow directions and pour the recommended quantity down the sink drain. It will work it's way down the the stoppage. Let it sit for about 1 hr. I've used it twice with success. I'm saying the sink drain because the stoppage appears to be at the junction of the sink and tub drain with the major stoppage on the sink side.

Q:I removed the caulking around the sink, but the sink is still attached. Do they use some sort oof glue there? How do you get it out?Thanks.: why do you think of you're exempt from cleansing because you're a guy. what is going to take place once you go away homestead or finally end up on your very own. will you never sparkling something and enable it develop right into a grimy filthy pigsty because you're a guy! bypass and get a bathing room spray and sparkling all the partitions/tiles, sparkling the bathtub,sink/bathe and cabinets and so on,. positioned bleach all around and down the john. sparkling the homestead windows too. do no longer stop till each little thing is clean. have a happy day.

Q:How to choose a good basin ah? How about the musicians of the family?: Good table to see glazed, and the level of wear resistance. Like the musicians of the pot is made of glazed very good. Very smooth texture is better, that glaze is very thick.

Q:We have had ant problems in our bathroom! One day I watched the sink for like 20 seconds and ants start coming out! I dont know how to get rid of them! Any suggestions?! Thank you!(for the person who answered my last question EXACTLY like this one, as you can see I posted where they were coming from twice. THE BATHROOM SINK!): They are usually little squares with small holes in them that the ants can enter and remove some of the bait which they take back to the nest. It does take a week or so to accomplish this but its the best way. Once the ants are gone try to figure out what attracted them, do you pour soda down that drain and Is there a leak in that drain that allows them to enter it? Do not pour sweetened liquids on the ground anywhere around the house , even kids spilling their drinks will only magnify the problem.

Q:My only bathroom has a very old, cheap sink.It feels like hard plastic? Made to appear like yellow/tan marble.It has scratches all over it that ruin the appearance.Is there any type of paint that I could use to refresh/renew it temporarily?Of course, it will have to be paint that stands up to water...TY!: Some of the big box hardware stores carry a product to patch/touch-up porcelain. This MIGHT work for your sink, but not sure how long it will last. Would require some surface preparation to make sure you have a clean surface with some profile to it for the product to adhere (like sanding the sink surface).

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