Fashionable basin faucet with single handle- 455

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1.Basin faucet, brass body, ceramic cartridge
2.CE approved faucet,high quality chrome plated
3.Guranty 5 years

Product Technical Specification
Material:	Brass main body and zinc alloy handle
Brass content:	57-60%
Cartridge:	Ceramic cartridge, KCG and Sedal brand are available
Surface treatment:	Chrome-plated, other plating available, including brush nickle, red bronze, antique brass, etc.
The thickness of chrome plating:	Nickel: 3.5-12um Chrome: 0.1-0.3um
Water Pressure Testing:	0.6-0.8MPA
Air Pressure Testing:	0.6-0.8MPA
Cartridge Life time:	500,000 cycles
Quality Guarantee:	5 years Quality Guarantee
Water flow:	Wash basin faucet: 13.3`13.7 L/Min

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Q: Big bathroom sink crack, repairable or...?: Hi you can repair the sink with a epoxy resin that you can get in many colours. look on line also if you can apply on the underside of the sink. P.S If the damage was accidental you may be covered on your house insurance. You may be better advised to buy a new sink, your eyes will always be drawn to the repair when you use the sink. Cheers Bob a job

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 &quot;gunk&quot; 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?: I forgot to say. I tried using a sink plunger first. Obviously that didn't work, but it did bring black, smelly water into the sink. I plunged the heck out of it and that did nothing. I then took the U pipe out and snaked it. I was able to do it from the pipe that faces the ground and goes into the wall. I was able to get most of the snake all the way into the pipe. I did get some hair when I pulled the snake out of the pipe. I put the pipe back together, but still only get slow drain. I again took out the U pipe, and snaked it. Put it all together again and the same result. Slow drain. I have no improvement. Is it time to hire a pro or am I possible using the wrong kind of snake? I looked online and found a bunch, but does it really matter?

Q: I took everything out and it's still there. Smells like something rotting, I live in a condo. Any ideas what it is, and what I can do to get rid of it.: Is/was it leaking? That may be why. Use some strong citrus cleaner and scrub.

Q: It's not clogged, I've used drain-o, and it's been this way for several years...it's driving me nuts. I'm a stay at home mom and want to WOW my hubby with my fix-it skills;o) But, I have no idea how to fix it...any ideas?: Dear luvmyfam: Try running a flexible snake down your drain to dislodge or remove what is obstructing your drain pipe. More often than not matter builds-up at the plumbing tree located in the wall in back of the drain pipe that is usually visible under your sink. If you elect to try this be sure to run water when inserting the snake in to the drain pipe and counter turn it when back it out of the pipe moderately pulling back on it at the same time. The snake I am recommending can be purchase at any home improvement store like Ace Hardware, Home Depot or Lowes for a reasonable price. Or if you find it more to your liking get bids from your local drain services in your community. Best wishes,

Q: The basin of the leading with a single hole or a good three holes: There are also in accordance with the location of the placement of different, divided into kitchen faucet, basin faucet, bathroom faucet several. Under normal circumstances, special items, basin faucet, bathtub faucet but also according to water use, choose a single water supply or hybrid faucet to install.

Q: I am 17 years old and my bathroom sink is clogged apparently with a lot of hair from a year ago and I have told my guardian a numerous amount of times that its having that problem and it needs to be fixed as soon as possible but since they arent doing anything about it then I need to take matters into my own hands and try to fix it and I dont have much money right now so this needs to also be average or cheap. Some one please help oh and tell me where I could also get it.: Elhigh has it right. Cleaning a sink is not that hard depending on the type of drain you have. Clean out underneath the sink, remove everything, put down a bucket and some towels, unscrew the device that holds the plug, the thing that keeps the water from going down the drain. Once the drain plug is out, use a flashlight to see where the obstruction is. Usually hair. I use a eight to twelve inch piece of metal coat hanger with a little hook on the end to pull the gunk out. Then I wipe the gunk off with paper towels. Just make sure the sink is not full of backed up water when you take it apart

Q: I live in the first floor of a two floor apartment. When someone in up-stair uses the kitchen sink, the dirty water flows back to my kitchen sink. It stays in the sink for couple of minutes then goes away. Sometimes the odorous water overflows and makes my kitchen floor very smelly. The super of out apartments seems to be struggling to find out why it is happening. He changed the pipe. cleaned it, etc. nothing seems to be working. DOes anyone know the cause. Please help! It snowed yesterday, and I do not have if that has anything to do with the situation.: you both share a common drain line and some body is putting grease down the drain and its choking the pipe, drain cleaner and a sink plunger might clear it if not then a small drum auger will help. then followed by lots of hot water, and tell your upstairs neighbor to refrain from using their sink until you finish clearing the drain, for best results bail out the water and have hot water ready to put in . people take for granted that all goes down ok but after time it builds up to the point of blockage that pipe is cold and it clings and just builds up to where a pea can block it. good luck and just changing a piece of pipe don't get the blockage I have a 35 foot drum snake and some times I barely make it to the clog it (the kitchen drain line) runs all the way to the main sewer line .

Q: What is the best way to clear a clog bathroom sink drain?: The best products out there are draino or lye. They will stain the brass. If the other methods listed here don't work, just use them and buy a can of Brasso. This will restore the brass to original color and leave a coating on it prevent discoloration in the future. Or turn water supply off and go under the sink cabinet. Remove the link between pipes and pour draino or lye into it that way. Wear eyesplash protection always.

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