The process of replacing a bathroom faucet, although it may appear daunting at first, can be executed with relative ease by individuals with even modest DIY skills. In this comprehensive guide, we will outline the steps involved in this project, ensuring that you can complete it efficiently and effectively. Bathroom faucets are vital components of any restroom, and they are subjected to a variety of stressors over time. Some common reasons for replacing a bathroom faucet include: deterioration, function, visual update, water efficiency, leaks.
While it is normal to have a little water splash here and there when using the kitchen or bathroom sink, when the splashing is excessive, it can be a true nuisance. A simple washing of the hands or a quick rinse of the dishes can turn into a flood of water. Not only does this leave homeowners potentially soaking wet, but it can cause a serious safety hazard when water hits the floor.
Featured Image – @ostervillecottage from Instagram – SKUs: KVPB2018W87, KB1977AX, BA1114BB Finishing out a new or remodeled bathroom requires a wide range of accessories. There are many options for organizing towels, but few work better for hand towels by the...
Featured Image – @greenvalleygable from Instagram – SKU: AE110T1 Console sinks can serve as the main feature of the bathroom, especially when an eye-catching four-legged design is selected. But it’s not enough to simply choose a great console sink and...
Featured Image: @welivedhappilyeverafter_KS7795TALBS_SC1005 An overlooked design feature in kitchens and bathrooms are rugs and how they can supplement the design or take it to the next level. Usually, in kitchens, there are either two to three distinct rugs near appliances,...
Featured Image: @loveresideshere_KS1430AX An integral part of any bathroom design is the toilet. When the perfect toilet is paired with quality fixtures, a bathroom becomes a comfortable, spa-like space. Choosing a toilet is about both form and function. And knowing...
Every few years, vintage kitchens become the hottest trend again, so it’s fair to say they’re really a classic favorite now. Most kitchens with this style are based around mid-century aesthetics like shiny enamel coatings and bright color palettes, but...
