One of the ways to give your bathroom a new look is installing a new faucet. Regardless of whether you are doing some renovations in your bathroom or just replacing a worn out faucet, this is something you can do with ease.
This article will give you a step-by-step guide on How To Replace A Bathroom Faucet:
When it comes to household fittings, even the best of jobs begin to show signs of wear and tear over time. A bathroom and specifically a bathtub, an essential component of everyday use also begins to show signs of deterioration. The caulk around a bathtub keeps water from getting in between the cracks/joints of the tub but after a period, the caulk starts to crumble letting water get between joints causing mildew and mold to develop. When this happens, you could call a professional to reset the caulk or alternatively you could choose to do it yourself. Below we will go over the step by step process of doing it yourself both effectively and efficiently.