Check the flapper A worn rubber flapper is the most common cause. Replace it – it costs a few dollars. Adjust the float If water flows into the overflow tube, lower the float so the water stops 1 inch below the tube. Check the fill valve If the problem continues, replace the fill valve.
Prepare the room Move furniture to the center, cover the floor and remove outlet covers. Cut in first Paint the edges near the ceiling and corners with a brush before you use the roller. Roll in a W pattern Load the roller, make a large W on the wall and fill it in without lifting … Read more
How to Clean Bathroom Grout Like a Pro Dirty grout makes even a new bathroom look old. Grout is porous, so it absorbs water, soap and dirt, and over time it changes color and can grow mold. The good news is that you can clean it with products you already have at home. Start by … Read more