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Your bathtub faucet is one of the most important, and overlooked, fixtures in your bathroom. What most homeowners don’t realize is that depending on the type of bathtub, they have numerous options when it comes to choosing a faucet. Whether you’re concerned about the cohesion of your bathroom decorating, your household water use, or troubleshooting…

Germs build up quickly. Without proper cleaning and hygiene, your kitchen and bathroom sink germs will become a problem, a health hazard. The only way to prevent this is by cleaning your sinks with regularity and, perhaps more importantly, cleaning them properly and diligently. A kitchen sink is used for many things. You prepare food,…

A bath remodel isn’t an easy one-day project. First off, you’re dealing with lots of different areas of construction: plumbing, flooring, drywall, countertops, etc. Plus, unlike new construction, you’re also working within preexisting conditions and therefore negotiating around older structures while attempting to make them new. In any project there are always going to be…

Standard toilets and standard flush toilets are more than acceptable for most home applications. Sometimes, though, standard toilets simply won’t cut it or are impractical to install in your home. New homeowners purchasing older homes often find remodeling a necessary step to getting what they want from their property. An extra toilet can make the…

When in the market for a new sink, homeowners are often limited by their options. Stainless steel is probably the most popular item, porcelain comes in a close second, and enameled cast iron is another common alternative. There’s just not a lot of choice out there, so people tend to concentrate more on the installation…