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In this episode of Repair and Replace, Stephany shows how to replace a drain in a bathroom sink. Does your sink have a pop-up drain?
Replacing a drain assembly on a bathroom sink isn't all that tough. Tool Dude Tony walks you through the process step-by-step in this episode of How to Fix ...
If you need to unclog a slow running bathroom sink drain, pour baking soda down the drain, followed by vinegar, then plug the drain with a rag or a sink stopper. The chemical reaction from the baking soda and vinegar may be able to dislodge the blockage in your pipe.
How to Fix a Slow Sink Drain. Follow these chemical-free fixes at the first signs of a partial clog, and you can save your sink from ever going out of order—and yourself the effort of an...
How To Replace A Bathroom Sink Drain Assembly. Replacing a sink drain assembly is easy once you see how. Come along as I show you step by step how to get the job done. Here are some...
Replacing your bathroom sink drain begins with a critical prelude: gathering the required supplies. Envision yourself suiting up for a duel, only that your arena is the tight quarters under the bathroom sink, and your competitors are old, stubborn pipes and fittings.
It’s always such a pain when you discover a leaky or broken pipe on your sink’s drain. When you find a leak, it usually means your pipes are loose, damaged, or worn out. Luckily, repairing your drain and pipes are really easy fixes you can do at home with a few supplies.