Yes, you can absolutely replace just the tub faucet in your bathroom. Provided you buy the same type of bathtub spout, this is a relatively simple DIY project that you can get done in under an hour. If you’re replacing your bathtub faucet spout due to a leak, though, have a professio...
If you’re looking to replace a standard alcove bathtub with a bathtub/shower combo, expect to add between $200 and $500 to the total to route new plumbing up the wall for the shower head and handles. Looking to ditch the bath altogether and replace your bathtub with a shower stall? Ex...
Black in the Bath Dark and dreary no more, black is coming to your home in a big, bold way. Black is once again sharp, sophisticated, and statement-making. Read More Replace a Faucet Like a Plumber Replacing a faucet is a quick way to refresh the look of your kitchen or bathroom,...
And this gets you thinking again, “I want to be safe, but I have to replace all those outlets?” Don’t worry, it’s easy. Here’s how. Step 1 - Check and double-check Once you’ve identified the outlet you want to upgrade to GFCI, find it on your circuit breaker and cut the...
This article provides several ways to repair a leaky single-handle bathroom faucet and presents the reasons for the leakage of the faucet.
which may help reduce the amount of residual water. If it doesn't, you may need to replace the shower head to stop the problem for good. If removing the head does not stop the dripping or if your shower head and/or bath spout are leaking, the issue likely lies in the shower valve....
One other possibility is mineral build-up in the water supply tubes or angle-stop valves that supply the faucet, under the sink. If this is the case, the valves or supply tubes will need to be replaced. Find a Reliable Local Plumber ...
Shower gel is a bath product Iuse every day,and I wanted to create an easy, effective, andnatural DIY shower gel. My goal was to develop a homemade body wash thatperforms just as well as commercialshower gels – but made with better ingredients. ...
This expert article by Don Vandervort, author of Making Your Home Child Safe (Sunset), will teach you how to keep your small kids safe both inside and outside your home.
I have cast iron but was looking for additional cookware to replace the old set I’ve been using. I also have Pyrex bakewsre for casseroles. Stainless steel perhaps? Brands? Reply Irina Webb says: November 27, 2017 at 2:05 pm Hi, Rhonda: Does Tamara recommend clay cookware? We use...