Mr Kitchen Faucets Blog
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Hi, I am Mr. Kitchen Faucets, I am not a professional plumber, but I do consider myself to be a professional homeowner. I love to research. I have spent thousands and thousands of hours researching not only the right faucet to consider for your home but also tips, tricks, and other DIY tactics to help the everyday person tackle common kitchen and bathroom questions.
Mr Kitchen Faucets Blog
1M ago
Your home’s plumbing system is a complex network of pipes, fixtures, and appliances that work together to deliver clean water and remove waste efficiently. While it’s easy to take plumbing for granted when everything is working smoothly, neglecting regular inspections can lead to costly repairs and potential damage to your property. Here’s why scheduling regular ... Read more ..read more
Mr Kitchen Faucets Blog
3M ago
According to the US Department of Energy, the kitchen accounts for roughly 15% of the average American household’s energy consumption. The fridge, food prep and cooking, and dishwashing all require power. And as the cost of utilities rises ever higher, it becomes more crucial than ever to be energy efficient. But don’t assume that having ... Read more ..read more
Mr Kitchen Faucets Blog
3M ago
Setting up your home with city water is a process. First, give your plumbing a good look to ensure it’s up to code. Then, take care of the paperwork – get the needed permits to follow the rules. Install a water meter next; it helps keep tabs on your water use. Lastly, make a connection ... Read more ..read more
Mr Kitchen Faucets Blog
7M ago
Water is essential in our homes for many reasons, including cleaning, cooking, and bathing. However, it can become a problem when a faucet starts to leak, creating the potential for water damage over time. This kind of damage can ruin your belongings and even harm the structure of your home. It’s good to know that ... Read more ..read more
Mr Kitchen Faucets Blog
7M ago
Most standard kitchen sinks heights are 36 inches above the floor. However, these measurements can vary from around 32 inches to 36 inches based on the setting and homeowner preferences. For the most part, countertops rest approximately 36 inches above the floor. The sink’s rim rests on top of the countertop (or is in line ... Read more ..read more
Mr Kitchen Faucets Blog
8M ago
Next to your faucet, there’s a small, cylindrical metal tube. It doesn’t have any apparent use, nor does it make noise, spurt water, or anything of the sort. So, what is it? What does it do? Does it even have a purpose? That random little metal tube is an air gap for your dishwasher. It ... Read more ..read more
Mr Kitchen Faucets Blog
8M ago
Stepping into a warm, inviting bathtub after a long day feels like a timeless luxury. Yet, with the ever-evolving landscape of interior design and the rise of sleek, modern bathrooms, one can’t help but wonder: Are bathtubs becoming relics of the past? In a world dominated by quick showers, minimalistic designs, and space-saving solutions, does ... Read more ..read more
Mr Kitchen Faucets Blog
8M ago
Slicing a sink-sized hole in a granite countertop is hard enough, so worrying about drilling holes at the perfect depth to mount clips can add to the challenge. But since nearly every guide you’ll find online advises using strong construction adhesive to secure the sink, are the clips actually necessary? If not, it’d really simplify ... Read more ..read more
Mr Kitchen Faucets Blog
8M ago
The incessant drip…drip…drip…of your faucet is more than just annoying – it’s wasting water! The plumbing issue might not seem like a big deal, especially since it might only be a few drips per minute. But the water waste adds up faster than you’d think over the days, weeks, and months, contributing to the lofty ... Read more ..read more
Mr Kitchen Faucets Blog
8M ago
Have you ever tried to use someone else shower, and you couldn’t figure it out? Don’t feel too bad; this happens to everybody, for good reason. The hot and cold knob dilemma is sort of a gray area in the world of plumbing, and in many cases, there doesn’t seem to be a consensus among ... Read more ..read more