A leaking toilet can be a real pain, causing a wet, smelly, unhealthy mess in your bathroom. Plus, once your toilet’s leaking, it’s pretty much unusable till you fix the issue. A common cause for a toilet leaking around the base is a worn-out or damaged wax ring. 

It can be pretty annoying when you take a shower and the water starts puddling around your feet. If it won’t go down, you probably thought it was clogged with hair or something. But after cleaning it and finding nothing, you probably realized that it is just that the drain stopper is stuck in the closed position.

The tobacco industry creates a wide range of products that are sold worldwide on a mass scale. Even though they are a common purchase, many people don’t know how best to dispose of them. That’s why we’re here to clear the air.

Being forced to sit in the dark brings to light how much we rely on electricity to live. It’s no secret that power outages can make your life inconvenient, but the good news is there’s a chance that inconvenience will not affect your toilet usage.

There’s nothing like a hot shower until someone barges in to use the bathroom, or your toddler rushes in to ask a question. Suddenly, your beautiful glass-door shower seems a little too…revealing.

Starting the day with a hot cup of coffee is a staple for many people. If this is true for you, too, the unavoidable truth to that is you are then left with a pile of used coffee grounds with every pot you make. As you’re going about your daily routine, it’s easy to get lazy when cleaning everything up.

Mirror size and placement relating to your vanity can make or break your room’s aesthetic. That’s why it’s so important to get the right fit for your space. If you have a 36-inch vanity that needs a mirror to accompany it, you’re in the right place.

When planning your bathroom remodel, you must decide what type of shower, tub surround, and sink fits your needs best. Many homeowners narrow the choices down to two types, Vikrell or acrylic. To make the best choice, you must understand the differences between Vikrell and acrylic.

Most modern homeowners would do anything to reduce their bills. Low-flow showerheads are increasingly common, and many people switch to them to save money. So, how do low-flow showerheads work, and do they save money?

With the stress and pressures that come with daily life, many Americans are transforming their bathrooms into spa-like retreat as a way to relax and de-stress in the comfort of their own home. In recent years, modern technologies such as radiant heat flooring, steam showers, towel warmers, and hydro-massage showerheads have emerged to help turn a simple bathroom into relaxing sanctuary.

We don’t give much thought to toilet paper. We give even less thought to the toilet tissue holder in the bathroom. For the most part, we accept what the home builder installed and go on about our business. However, for some people finding the right recessed toilet tissue holder is a focus.

When it comes to plumbing problems around the home, fixing them usually involves disassembling mostly everything, including the bathroom fixtures. While a large majority of them can be removed easily, the tub spout is one such fixture that gets stuck often and can be very frustrating to release.

One of the worst nightmares in home repairs is when the toilet is leaking. It is not the most fun project in the world, but repairing it is a must. This article will cover all the leaks coming from the tank area and how to fix them.

You had a good night’s sleep, and now it is time to take a bath in the morning. You turn on your shower, and you hear a squealing/high-pitched/whistling sound. While the sound may not be a bother, it is a telltale sign that your shower has a problem that needs urgent fixing.

Baths are a great way to unwind and relax after a long, stressful day. However, there’s one thing that can spoil the mood: funky colored water. Why is your bath water blue?

Instead of tiling the shower area, many homeowners choose to install a pre-made shower base with inbuilt membranes and wall flanges. These are cheaper, far easier to install, and you get to pick from a range of materials.

One of the major selling points of any house is how many bathrooms it has. Not only that, but the overall value of each bathroom in the house is a deciding factor. It can be confusing when you see different names for bathrooms, like “1/2 bath” or “full bath,” and you may wonder what is a three-quarter bathroom?

Upon seeing yellow water in your toilet, your first instinct will probably be to flush (and be mildly annoyed at whoever forgot to flush). So, imagine your surprise when the toilet bowl fills back up and it’s still yellow! The good news is you don’t have to panic. The real reason behind your yellow toilet water is actually a lot less gross

Finding the right material for your shower walls can be tricky. Remodeling a shower can cost thousands of dollars, and it’s hard to commit to a material when you aren’t even sure what you want. Because of that, many homeowners will look for any alternative that gets the job done without breaking the bank. So, can you use peel-and-stick tile in a shower?

You notice that your Sloan Flushmate toilet has developed a leak in the tank.  Immediately after flushing the toilet and the tank has refilled, the valve begins to trickle water into the tanks causing an overflow into the toilet bowl.  What can cause a Sloan Flushmate to leak water into the tank?

Bathroom maintenance can be a chore. Due to their susceptibility to water, bathrooms attract bacteria like a moth to a flame. Moisture can accumulate in the nooks and corners of tiles, bathtubs, and cubicles of your bathroom and attract mildew spores, dirt, and soap.

The main purpose of a bathroom fan is to remove moisture from your bathroom and reduce mold. A nice secondary feature of your fan’s negative pressure system is that it also reduces unpleasant odors. So, you may be surprised when you turn on your bathroom fan and notice that the fan seems to be filling the bathroom with an unpleasant odor instead of removing it.

Have you noticed that the water in your toilet takes a while to fill after you’ve flushed? You’re not alone. In fact, this is a common issue among homeowners and there are several reasons why this problem can occur. The time that it takes for a toilet tank to fill will vary based on the design and size of the tank, which may be from 1.6 to over 7 gallons.

Laying tile is a tedious task that yields rewarding results. Everything from the measurements and tile placement to the mortar and grout dry times affects how the project will turn out. So, how long does it take tile mortar to dry?

Every bathroom is unique, which means every shower will be, too. And that means every shower door will look different as well. The right fit for your space will depend on the size and shape of your bathroom as well as your personal preferences. One popular type of door across all types of bathrooms is a pivot shower door.

Crown molding is a decorative trim that can be applied in many different ways. The most common way is in the space where the ceilings and walls join, creating a visual separation. Trim can be as simple or decorative as you want it to be to match your aesthetic.

As far as bathroom projects go, painting your toilet may not be top of mind. That said, your toilet makes up a large part of your bathroom, and the way it looks will drastically impact the overall aesthetic of the space.

Leaking is not a strange phenomenon in any home. Faucets, pipes, and water tanks are among the household fixtures that are prone to leaking.

The question is less about pivot vs. hinged shower doors and more about the preference of each type of shower door hinge. Those preferences are also going to be determined by considerations such as the shower layout, the shower design, and other practical and aesthetic aspects.

Spending hours cleaning your bathroom only to have it still smell like urine? Even the most meticulous of cleaners can fall victim to this eternal battle with urine smell in the bathroom. So, where does it come from, and how do you get rid of it?

If you’re getting ready to install a new toilet, you’re going to have a lot of options to consider when it comes to style, features, sizes, and flushing styles, too. Nowadays, flushing systems can be categorized into two main types: button flush and handle flush.

When installing a bathroom fan, it is always easier to have access through the attic. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. And while it may be easier to install the bathroom fan with attic access, it also isn’t the only way. So, if you don’t have access, how do you install the bathroom fan?

Bathroom renovations can be some of the most transformational projects to upgrade your home. But they can also cause the most headaches, such as unexpected plumbing issues and tile jobs that go awry. One way to simplify this renovation process is to use a prefabricated shower pan. 

Odds are, you’ve never really had to think about how to throw a toilet away. It’s not a project homeowners deal with on a regular basis, but it’s safe to say that it will happen at some point or another. The average lifespan of a toilet is 10 to 15 years. So, what can you do after that?

Keeping your shower working properly is an important part of ensuring that you and your family get the most out of your home. Doing so will ensure that your family is able to look after their hygiene without having to worry about pesky plumbing issues.

Laying tile for shower walls can be hard work, but you can make it easier if you choose the right adhesive. There are so many tile adhesives on the market these days, but mastic and Thinset mortar are two mainstays when it comes to shower walls. So, what is better; mastic or Thinset for shower walls?

The only thing worse than a freezing cold shower is a scalding hot one. While many are familiar with the issues of no hot water in the shower, the opposite is also possible: no cold water.  As summer approaches, you are going to want to enjoy a cool shower, especially if prefer not to run your air conditioning all day long.

Thinking of getting rid of that old tub and installing a walk-in shower? Or maybe you just want a new surround for your tub. Whatever the reason you are wanting to remove your tub surround, you will need to be prepared to remove the adhesive as well, which can be a tough job. So, plan to spend at least two hours on this project.

Toilet problems are annoying, expensive, and almost unavoidable for the average homeowner. Some issues can be puzzling, such as a toilet that bubbles and gurgles when you flush it for no apparent reason. So, what does it mean if your toilet bubbles when flushed, and what should you do about it?

Stuck faucet handles are just part of the normal wear and tear a house will experience. Regardless of whether you have Moen, Delta, Kohler, or Pfister appliances on your sink, all faucets will deteriorate with time and use. Faucets are subject to faulty cartridges, mineral deposit build-up from the water, and natural reactions such as corrosion and oxidation. Knowing how to remove a stuck faucet handle will finally come in handy.

The height of your shower valve has less to do with comfort and more to do with your shower’s plumbing setup. Shower valves are not universal, and it can be difficult to figure out the ideal height for your shower. So, what is the standard shower valve height?

Are you remodeling your shower and looking for a beautiful and functional product? Kohler and Swan are both reputable brands with sleek and durable shower wall kits. Both of their proprietary products would be great additions to your bathroom. To help you choose, we have completed an in-depth comparison of the two options.

When you are working on installing your bathroom sink’s plumbing, a lot of things can go wrong. Like, a lot, a lot. One of the most aggravating issues that many people have when they are trying to DIY a sink setup is having a sink drain pipe that doesn’t line up or meet the P-trap. Obviously, this renders the sink pretty useless until you can get this fixed. But, what exactly is the fix for this problem?

Are you searching for a bathroom vanity with a sink and a faucet? You might be able to find one. However, it might take a little more time and effort to look around.

Housekeepers and neat-freaks alike are constantly fighting the water stains on bathroom mirrors. Installing a splashback behind your bathroom sink can help eliminate some of this mess, but is it necessary?

At least once in everyone’s life, they have flushed something down the toilet on accident. The head to a Clorox Toilet Wand is tricky and easy to detach while cleaning the toilet bowl. All it takes is the slip of the hand to hit the trigger release, and down it goes.

It’s fair to say that any standard home you visit in the US will have at least one bathroom. Likewise, it’s safe to assume that you’d find a sink in the bathroom. However, as far as the size and style of the bathroom sink, there are tons of options.

When you hear the word jacuzzi, you might picture a few different things. For example, maybe you imagine soaking in a jetted tub or sharing a whirlpool tub for two. However, for some people, a jacuzzi stirs up images of hanging with several friends in a hot tub.

Replacing an existing standard bathtub with a walk-in shower has become a popular remodeling project for many homes. While these replacements are usually straightforward installations, there can be some unforeseen issues. Bathtubs usually have a 1-1/2 inch drainpipe. Can you use the standard 1-1/2 inch drainpipe with a shower?

Removing a Kohler shower handle can be difficult, especially considering that there are several different Kohler shower handle types. However, you will be able to remove your Kohler shower handle in no time using the images and three steps below.

Towel bars are helpful accessories to have inside the bathroom. That is especially true if you find trying to dry off with moist towels to be very annoying.

Anyone who’s owned or rented a house for any period of time knows that clogged drain lines are inevitable. Luckily, a common and handy solution is readily available to get rid of those pesky clogs. Drano is one of the top resources to eliminate clogs in sinks, tubs, and many other drain lines.

After binge-watching real estate shows, you might think you need to fix everything in your house before you can list it. But the truth is, you can overdo it. Some things just aren’t worth repairing or upgrading before you sell. However, there are undoubtedly home fixes you must complete before selling. 

Bathroom vanities have evolved over the years from a simple cabinet and countertop design to sophisticated masterpieces. Homeowners and designers now use antiques and other repurposed furniture for bathroom vanities. The creativity is a welcome change, but it does come with some downsides, such as proper positioning of the vanity and plumbing.

When it comes time to replace a toilet, you might find that the existing toilet flange does not work with the new toilet. When you have concrete flooring, which is the case with slab foundations or basement bathrooms, replacing that flange can be quite difficult.

Porcelain sinks can be beautiful. But what happens when you want to change the color? Can you paint a porcelain sink, or do you have to replace the whole thing? Better yet, what type of paint should you use? Find out now.

To build a floating shower bench you will need to follow the steps below:

Maybe you know exactly how you want your house to look, but can’t find what you need when you go searching for it in stores. For example, I can usually find a variety of cabinet options in the kitchen section, but when I start looking for bathroom cabinets, the selection seems to be much more limited. So, if I find kitchen cabinets that I love, can I put these in the bathroom, or is that a no-go?

Working with toilets and other plumbing fixtures can be intimidating, difficult, and messy. This is especially true when it comes time to remove the lid from your toilet tank remove any component. With that said, how do you remove the plastic nut from a toilet tank?

French stuff always seems to have a veneer of fanciness, right? Even when it comes to toilets and bathroom design, it seems like people are ready to scream “Vive la France!” When I first heard about French curve toilet, I immediately assumed it was better than the ol’ standard US toilets. I still didn’t know what it was, though!