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FAQ

Home to install a water pipe with no first lead, basin, sink are bought?

No, you can buy later.

the pop up drain plug in my bathroom sink has become unattached from the pull lever, does this mean its broken? How do I repair it?

there's this real flimsy linkage underneath the sink that ties the drain plug to the drain plug opener/closer. it's a little skinny rod that ties into a metal strip with a bunch of holes in it. sometimes the metal rod may have a screw on the end of it. sometimes it's just real long and will simply....welll youre just going to have to get under the sink and look at it. i know all that sounds nutts but get under the sink and look at it. it's super easy to fix once you figure it out.

So it's one o'clock in the morning and my boyfriend gets up to go to the bathroom. Then a few minutes later I hear a loud boomand I go running to see what happened. There is a large crack down the side of our ceramic bathroom sink all the way down to the metal piping. My boyfriend is startled and Confused and mumbles something abOut his head hurting so i think one of the chunks shot off and hit his head. There is no way he could have broken the sink accidently by falling asleep or anything. The sink has been making a strange dripping sOund lately and there has been weird sounds in the walls around the bathroom and the toilet has been acting up. What could have made my sink randomly explode?

There was a buildup of methane gas that probably originated in the plumbing under a toilet. What made it ignite is the creepy thing. You need to find out what that was because it has the potential for doing it again! That stuff is held down there by the trap under the sink until it accumulates and is explosive.

I have tried metal hanger wire but nothing comes out and I have tried drano.

There's a liquid unclogger sold in supermarkets. In the Philippines, we call it liquid sosa. It's very effective. Before you put the chemical make sure that your sink has been drained thoroughly. Put around 250ml of the chemical and wait for 15 minutes. It usually dissolves hair, grime and grease.

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

Decoration end of the sound, then notice the property requirements rectification, because the basin shift to the bathroom outside But in the drawings of the property clearly marked the basin is moved out.

So you'd better contact the decoration company and the property, the current situation to see what kind of post-processing approach, both to ensure that you normal use, no longer renovated, but also to prevent the occurrence of leakage.

We just bought a mobile home and upon moving in we noticed that there is a burn on the bathroom sink, we did a tour of the place a few weeks ago the previous tenants were still living there so it had to of happened in the last couple of weeks it looks as if they left a straightener or curling iron on it and it burnt the sink to the point of the plastic melting and now it looks awful! I really don't want to replace the whole sink but I'm afraid that may be the only way to deal with it, it wouldn't be such a big deal if it was in our master bedroom but this is in the secondary bathroom where visitors will be going to the bathroom, anyone know of any kind of filler we can use to fill in those holes and dips so it won't look so bad, then maybe I can paint it and you will barely be able to notice?????

There is no way to fix such damage. Replace the sink. In future ALWAYS put a condition in the written Offer To Purchase that allows a 'last minute' inspection (after occupants are out - the day before the deal closes). Real Estate Agents HATE that kind of conditional offer and will move heave and earth to get you to drop it. Sellers hate it too. Stick to your guns and insist upon it. If you'd had that condition in your offer for this purchase, you'd have discovered that burn and been able to cancel the deal if you wanted to do so. You'll also be in a position to demand that the sink be replaced immediately ( DO NOT accept a 'promise to do so' later. ) or to demand a healthy discount on the price. I've had RE Agents tell me that they can't put a condition like that in the Offer To Purchase. That's pure BS. You can put any condition you darned well want into an offer. Obviously, if it's a ridiculous condition, your Offer will be rejected, but a final inspection is perfectly reasonable if the place is occupied when you first inspect it.

Stick with glue twice, no matter

Glass glue can not use marble rubber glue can not use the angle of steel to play stent