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How to Replace Bathroom Tiles That Have Fallen Off

Sometimes your bathroom tiles may fall off or loosen. It happens for several reasons, from poor craftsmanship to entering water underneath the tiles. Whatever may be the reason, you must replace the fallen tile or fix the loose tiles (assuming that it’s not broken). Ignoring the small DIY projects in time may cause you expensive…

How to Tighten A Loose Moen Single Handle Kitchen Faucet

From rich to poor, we all somewhere want to save money. When it comes to money-saving, some Do it Yourself projects may be a good idea. One such DIY project is tightening the loose Moen kitchen faucet. Although many people think it to be a creepy idea, this fastening task is pretty straightforward. So, in…

How to Remove Bathroom Faucet Handle

Most modern-day faucet manufacturers these days are making baffling variants of bathroom and kitchen faucets. Grohe and Moen are leading the path in this respect. Consequently, removing or replacing the valve and cartridge of these two brands may seem a bit complex to most people. That’s the reason we have piled up all necessary requirements…

How To Repair Water Damaged Kitchen Cabinets

Cabinets, particularly under kitchen and bathroom sinks, are more prone to water splash. Thus, water damage under kitchen cabinets will cause havoc to the cabinets. The damage will not only destroy the exterior finishing but also will cause structural damage to the cabinet. This will significantly reduce the usefulness and durability of the cabinet. Hence,…

How to Remove Kitchen Faucet Without Basin Wrench

For most Do It Yourself persons, it is common to have a wench. It is because the basin wrench is easy to operate, inexpensive, and does a myriad of useful jobs. But what if you don’t own a basin wrench and need to remove the kitchen faucet for repairing or fixing? Is it even possible?…

How to Remove Flow Restrictor From Kitchen Faucet

Flow restrictors are attached to the kitchen and bathroom faucets to control the water flow to a greater extent. In the first place, it saves more water consumption. On top of it, a water flow restrictor with aerator steps further to diminish the flow. If you find the flow too low to accomplish your kitchen…

How To Remove Flow Restrictor From Bathroom Faucet

Different Ways to Remove Flow Restrictor From a Faucet

In this consumerist world, a water flow restrictor with the faucet in the bathroom and kitchen works perfectly to limit the use of water. A real money-saving deal. Yet, you may want to remove the flow restrictor for cleaning or replacing purposes. This also helps to keep the water flow rate in an optimal state….

How to Remove a Steel Bathtub

You are on your way to remodeling the bathroom and suddenly find a steel bathtub boasting of its presence. And what’s worst is that the steel bathtub appears impossible to remove, like, it is meant to be in the bathroom forever. Don’t, worry we have an exciting and integrated tutorial on how to remove a…

How to Remove a Fiberglass Bathtub

If you see a pro removing the fiberglass bathtub, it may seem straightforward and easy. In fact, it is incredibly easy to remove the fiberglass bathtub and its surroundings as long as you do it correctly. Otherwise, you may end up flooding your home. So, today I am going to push you with this exciting…

How to Cut Down Kitchen Cabinets

Cabinets in the kitchen often go through severe changes. It is partly because homeowners often remodel or at least reshape the kitchen to suit the ever-changing home décor. Sometimes it also includes the purchase of a new refrigerator or microwave oven. Whatever may be the cause, you need to cut down the kitchen cabinet to…