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Your sink could cause you problems down the road if you don’t keep an eye on it. Leaks and drips are sounds of a could be broken sink. Let’s look at some signs that indicate you might need a replacement. Outdated Let’s start with what seems obvious. Clearly outdated sinks. Those awesome blue, pink, or yellow sinks that used to be a trend could be on their way out of your home due to water waste and bad functionality. If …
Sometimes, your sink drain can clog when you least expect it. Of course, this isn’t one of the most pleasant occurrences on your day-to-day schedule. If you’re looking for reasons as to why your drain may be clogged, then here are some of the top contenders that are creating that dreadful blockage. Fruit and Vegetable Leftovers One of the biggest reasons why your drain could have clogged is due to the skin of fruit and vegetables. Whether you’re skinning a …
Say goodbye to your dirty, outdated kitchen sink and say hello to a beautiful new farmhouse sink. If you’re looking to add a charming vintage look to your cooking space, this is the perfect solution. It’s about time you took pride in your kitchen and enjoyed cooking once again! Whether you have a traditional or a modern kitchen, there is a farmhouse sink for you. They come in a variety of design options and materials that will help make your …
If you hear a lot of noise from your sink lately, this could indicate a problem. To help, here are some indications of what the sounds might mean. Banging noises usually point to an issue with your water pressure. When you turn on the faucet, your water supply runs towards the spout giving you water. If the pressure is stronger, however, when the faucet is off, the water will hit the closed valve and give you that banging sound. Gurgling …
From caked-on toothpaste to hair, water stains, or beauty products, here is an easy way to disinfect your sink and have it looking shiny and new again! Scrub your sink down first. Use warm water and a sponge to loosen up what you can. Once you remove the base of the stains and/or debris, you should rinse it out. Take a paper towel and wipe up any more of the gunk that you can. Get as much as you can …
