Something fell off the bottom of my (relatively) newly installed sink. I think it's a coating to dampen noise (well, that's what Google says it is). My questions are: 1) Why did this fall off? Is it just something that happens or is there something I have done to cause this? 2) I recently installed a new disposer so, see # 1. 3) Should I replace this and what happens if I do not? 4) Any tips on how to replace it?
It's strictly for noise deadening.
You could reattach it with contact cement.
You put a thin coat on the sink and a thin coat on the pad. Let it dry to the touch.
Then stick it in place. It won't come off again. Example
Hey guys, our Autistic son has been advised by his therapist to take baths to help his anxiety/depression situation but water is very expensive here in NY so I am looking into finding out how much a bathtub filled with water will cost.
That will tell us how often he will be able to use the bathtub.
Our tub was brought years ago at Home Depot so we have no idea about size or model number. I have a friend who works at the local water dept. He said it costs $11 per cubic feet of water.
Our tub looks exactly like this one:
[url]https://www.homedepot.com/p/American-Standard-EverClean-60-in-Acrylic-Left-Drain-Rectangular-Alcove-Whirlpool-Bathtub-in-White-2425LC-LHO-020/100479127[/url]
Any ideas please?
Model: Moen Integra 67315
The leak is at the point where the hose goes into the stainless steel sleeve (see arrow).
Is there a way this can be repaired? I couldn't figure out how to take this apart. Is this a barb fitting? My online search came back suggesting to replace the entire hose.
Thank you in advance
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01-10-23, 12:18 PM
