Delta Bathroom Faucet

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It seems like anything new I have gets restricted. I'm confused. What is wrong with selling Delta bathroom faucet Crystal knob handles. And a remedy book. That I no longer use as well. I am the owners of them.

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I was looking at ways to make a bathroom feel more expensive without doing a full remodel, and gold faucets kept coming up. After comparing a bunch of options, these were the ones that stood out the most. Here is the guide that breaks this down way better (with examples, sizes, and what to pick depending on your requirements): 👉https://xcellenthomes.com/best-faucet-filters-for-hard-water/ Delta Trinsic Sleek modern design with a durable brushed gold finish. 👉 Best for: contemporary bathrooms ❌ Widespread installation needs 3 holes Kingston Brass Kaiser Classic polished gold look that instantly adds luxury. 👉 Best for: traditional or vintage-style bathrooms ❌ Shiny finish shows water spots more easily Moen Align Clean minimalist design with a highly durable finish. 👉 Best for: vessel sinks and modern vanities ❌ Taller profile isn't ideal for every sink Pfister Parisa Elegant curved shape that stands out without being flashy. 👉 Best for: a refined, upscale look ❌ Limited style compatibility in rustic bathrooms Brizo Litze Premium wall-mounted design that looks straight out of a luxury hotel. 👉 Best for: high-end bathroom renovations ❌ More expensive and requires wall-mount installation Quick takeaway: Want a modern look → Delta Trinsic Love traditional luxury → Kingston Brass Kaiser Prefer minimalism → Moen Align Want something elegant but unique → Pfister Parisa Going all-in on luxury → Brizo Litze Are you team brushed gold or polished gold when it comes to bathroom fixtures? submitted by /u/iamalanace to r/XcellentHomes [link] [comments]

I spent way too much time comparing 3-hole bathroom faucets recently because I wanted something that looked good but also wouldn’t turn into a maintenance headache later. These were the models that kept standing out after digging through specs, reviews, and install details. Here is the guide that breaks this down way better (with examples, sizes, and what to pick depending on your requirements): 👉 https://xcellenthomes.com/best-3-hole-bathroom-faucets/ Delta Lahara Widespread Faucet Smooth handle movement and really reliable water flow 👉 Best for: everyday family bathrooms ❌ Slightly traditional styling Moen Eva Two-Handle Faucet Feels sturdy and gives a softer, more elegant look 👉 Best for: classic bathroom designs ❌ Takes up more counter space Kohler Devonshire Faucet Premium finish quality with strong long-term durability 👉 Best for: upscale remodels ❌ More expensive than mid-range options Pfister Ashfield Bathroom Faucet Unique rustic style that stands out instantly 👉 Best for: farmhouse-inspired bathrooms ❌ Not ideal for ultra-modern spaces American Standard Portsmouth Faucet Good balance between price, durability, and appearance 👉 Best for: budget-conscious upgrades ❌ Fewer premium finish choices Quick takeaway: • Want the safest all-around pick → Delta Lahara • Prefer elegant/classic styling → Moen Eva • Want premium build quality → Kohler Devonshire • Like farmhouse aesthetics → Pfister Ashfield • Need something affordable but solid → American Standard Portsmouth Anyone here regret choosing a widespread/3-hole faucet setup over single-hole ones? Trying to figure out which ages better long term. submitted by /u/iamalanace to r/XcellentHomes [link] [comments]

I was comparing Delta shower and tub faucets recently because I wanted something that actually balances durability, water pressure, and looks without getting ridiculously expensive. After digging through reviews and specs, these were the standouts that kept showing up. Here is the guide that breaks this down way better (with examples, sizes, and what to pick depending on your requirements): 👉 https://xcellenthomes.com/best-delta-shower-and-tub-faucets/ Delta Trinsic Shower Trim Kit Modern design with really solid temperature control 👉 Best for: sleek bathroom remodels ❌ Higher price than basic trim kits Delta Lahara Tub And Shower Faucet Comfortable handle design and reliable daily performance 👉 Best for: family bathrooms ❌ Style feels a little traditional Delta Ashlyn Monitor Faucet Clean angular look with good pressure balance 👉 Best for: contemporary bathrooms ❌ Water spots show easily on darker finishes Delta Windemere Tub And Shower Trim Simple setup and budget-friendly without looking cheap 👉 Best for: affordable bathroom upgrades ❌ Fewer premium features Delta Cassidy Shower Faucet Classic design with sturdy metal construction 👉 Best for: luxury or farmhouse-style bathrooms ❌ Costs more than most mid-range options Quick takeaway: • Want the best modern look → Delta Trinsic • Need a dependable family option → Delta Lahara • Prefer contemporary styling → Delta Ashlyn • Trying to stay on budget → Delta Windemere • Want a more premium/classic feel → Delta Cassidy Anyone here installed a Delta setup recently? Curious which series actually holds up best after a few years. submitted by /u/iamalanace to r/XcellentHomes [link] [comments]

I started looking into touchless bathroom faucets because I was tired of constantly cleaning handles and dealing with inconsistent water temps. After comparing a bunch of models, these were the ones that actually seemed worth considering depending on your setup and budget. Here is the guide that breaks this down way better (with examples, sizes, and what to pick depending on your requirements): 👉 https://xcellenthomes.com/5-best-touchless-bathroom-faucets-with-temperature-control/ Moen Arbor Motionsense Super responsive sensor and really consistent temp control 👉 Best for: busy family bathrooms ❌ Pricier than most basic faucets Delta Trinsic Touchless Faucet Sleek modern look with reliable hands-free activation 👉 Best for: modern bathroom remodels ❌ Sensor can feel overly sensitive sometimes Kohler Sensate Faucet Strong water flow and easy temp adjustment 👉 Best for: people who want premium build quality ❌ Installation can take longer BioBidet Flow Motion Faucet Affordable option that still feels surprisingly high-tech 👉 Best for: budget-friendly upgrades ❌ Fewer finish options American Standard Selectronic Faucet Designed for durability and minimal maintenance 👉 Best for: high-use bathrooms ❌ More functional than stylish Quick takeaway: • Want the safest premium pick → Moen Arbor • Care most about modern aesthetics → Delta Trinsic • Need long-term durability → Kohler Sensate • Want solid value for money → BioBidet Flow • Need something low maintenance → American Standard Selectronic Anyone here switched to touchless faucets recently? Worth it long term or just another thing that eventually breaks? submitted by /u/iamalanace to r/XcellentHomes [link] [comments]

I went down a rabbit hole trying to find a touchless bathroom faucet that actually feels reliable and doesn’t look cheap. Ended up comparing a bunch of models, especially for hygiene, temp control, and everyday use. Here is the guide that breaks this down way better (with examples, sizes, and what to pick depending on your requirements): 👉 https://xcellenthomes.com/best-touchless-bathroom-sink-faucets/ Delta Lahara Touch2O.xt Super convenient temp indicator light so you instantly know if the water’s hot or cold. 👉 Best for: families with kids / safety-focused bathrooms ❌ Pricier than basic touchless models Moen Genta Touchless Faucet Clean modern look + reliable sensor response without being overcomplicated. 👉 Best for: everyday home bathrooms ❌ Battery changes are still a thing TOTO EcoPower Faucet Runs using water flow itself, so no batteries needed. Pretty smart honestly. 👉 Best for: low-maintenance setups ❌ Temp adjustment isn’t as flexible Grohe Bau Cosmopolitan E Minimalist design that looks straight out of a luxury hotel. 👉 Best for: modern minimalist bathrooms ❌ Installation can be a little more involved Kohler Malleco Touchless Faucet Easy to tweak temperature anytime without fighting the controls. 👉 Best for: people who want convenience + flexibility ❌ Costs more if you add the AC adapter setup Quick takeaway: • Want the safest option? → Delta Lahara • Want the easiest daily use? → Moen Genta • Hate replacing batteries? → TOTO EcoPower • Want the sleekest design? → Grohe Bau • Want adjustable control? → Kohler Malleco Anyone here already using a touchless faucet long term? Curious if the sensors stay reliable after a couple years. submitted by /u/iamalanace to r/XcellentHomes [link] [comments]

Interesting issue and not sure if it's a Delta thing or something else. Water will not start flowing until the handle is at least halfway to 3/4 of the way on. There is a large dead zone on both hot and cold handles before the water turns on. Called Delta and they are sending replacement cartridges but I have a funny feeling this is just how it is? https://www.deltafaucet.com/bathroom/product/25832LF-BL.html#questions-and-answers Previous faucet woult immediately start flowing and it too was only a year old. Allen & Roth. Would have used it again but the finish was trash (black). Corroded/wore off in less than 6 months. submitted by /u/InkyBlacks to r/Plumbing [link] [comments]

I spent way too much time comparing faucets for tiny bathroom sinks because I wanted something that looked good without making the whole vanity feel cramped. Found a few solid options depending on whether you care more about style, saving space, or durability. Here is the guide that breaks this down way better (with examples, sizes, and what to pick depending on your requirements): 👉 https://xcellenthomes.com/best-faucets-for-small-bathroom-sink/ Delta Faucet Lahara Centerset Faucet Really balanced mix of compact size + reliable everyday use. 👉 Best for: overall small bathroom setups ❌ Two-handle design takes a bit more space Moen Eva Single-Handle Faucet Clean single-hole design makes a tiny vanity feel less cluttered. 👉 Best for: maximizing counter space ❌ More modern than traditional-looking Pfister Jaida Waterfall Faucet The waterfall flow honestly gives small bathrooms a premium feel. 👉 Best for: modern guest bathrooms ❌ Water spots show more easily Grohe Eurosmart Faucet Feels super smooth and high-end without looking bulky. 👉 Best for: compact luxury bathrooms ❌ Pricier than most compact faucets Kohler Devonshire Centerset Faucet Classic style that still works surprisingly well in smaller spaces. 👉 Best for: traditional bathroom designs ❌ Doesn’t match ultra-modern decor Quick takeaway: Want the safest all-around pick? → Delta Lahara Need more counter space? → Moen Eva Want a modern statement look? → Pfister Jaida Want premium quality? → Grohe Eurosmart Prefer classic/traditional? → Kohler Devonshire What faucet ended up working best for your small bathroom setup? submitted by /u/iamalanace to r/XcellentHomes [link] [comments]

Inherited this house three years ago and with it this beautiful faucet. It was in a bathroom we barely go into, and overtime it developed this blue residue that looks to be eating into the metal. According to the Lowes website it is the Delta Cassidy Champagne Bronze Single hole 1-handle WaterSense Waterfall Residential Handle Bathroom Sink Faucet with Drain (lol I copied and pasted that). Previously I’ve tried a baking soda paste and saturating it in a vinegar multisurface cleaner and both did nothing. Any ideas? submitted by /u/ellaunderfoot to r/CleaningTips [link] [comments]

been thinking this for weeks now and i can't land on a decision. both keep coming up as the go to recommendations whenever durability and long term reliability are the main priorities and i can't find a clear answer on which one actually holds up better over years of daily use. the lifetime warranty on both sounds great on paper but i've heard the experience of actually using it can vary quite a bit between brands. finish durability is also something i keep reading conflicting things about and since this is going into a bathroom that gets heavy use every day i want to make sure i'm not choosing based on price or aesthetics alone. has anyone here had both brands long enough to have a genuine opinion on which one lasted better or felt more solid over time? would love to hear from people who have actually been through this decision rather than just going off spec sheets. Progress report: after reading through all the experiences, i finally went with Moen, and the difference in build quality was noticeable right out of the box. the brass internals feel solid, the finish is holding up great so far, and the lifetime warranty gives me peace of mind that parts will always be available even if something goes wrong years down the road, really glad with our choice. submitted by /u/NoRmAnGLN to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

Before ➡️ After 📍Bucks County, PA, US All details provided below! 👇 Do you remember when I was a complete noob and came on here with soo many questions? I basically just had the design pictures and thought I’d be back here much sooner… My goal with this post is to give back to a community that has helped me so much throughout the design and renovation process. And to help you avoid mistakes I made along the way. Before: The original 1995 Toll Brothers kitchen complete with a desk, cheap and dilapidated pickled pink cabinets that were falling off the walls, corian countertops (which honestly were still in perfect shape), a very slippery and shiny tile floor (also in excellent shape for its age), and a dangerous gas range on the island 1” from the edge with no vent to the outside. 😬 After & Details: Renovation: 0/10. It was supposed to take 4-6 weeks. It took 1.5 YEARS (Dec 2024) from when we signed the contract and 7.5 months (Oct 2025) from breaking ground. It turns out we hired conmen for contractors whose idea of communication and project management was nonexistent… Who haven’t shown their face more than a handful of times, ditching their crew with me, who is NOT a kitchen expert, to problem solve on the fly without any safety net. The beverage station (tall wooden furniture-looking piece) may never be finished at this rate because one of the head honchos is the only one who can install pocket doors. There was no movement at all for months until we threatened legal action. They stopped working the day I went into labor at the hospital because we weren’t there to stay on top of them. They made the crew do dangerous things like move our refrigerator with straps, and hoist that gargantuan garden window to install it on one of the coldest days of the year. On top of the stress of the noise and dust, I was heavily pregnant and went into labor 1 month in. 😣 It was a nightmare and added to my traumatic early postpartum experience. Please learn from our mistake: if you choose this kind of shit company, with no designer on staff and no accountability, you’re screwed! We had no leverage. They get 50% of the money up front and got all of it 5 months before finishing the jobs. We do enjoy it now, due to my hard work and choices, and try not to associate my and the crew’s hard work with the owner’s despicable treatment of us. Thank goodness they finally hired a designer to work with me - she is a fairy godmother who stayed true to my wishes for the design, and is someone I’d recommend to anyone! They wouldn’t pay her so it came out of my pocket and I’d happily do it again. Her software was outstanding for visualizing every detail. By the way, the dust? It all comes from the electricians cutting into the drywall to install wafer lights. They were the only crew that didn’t keep our plastic drapes up while they did their work and we learned the hard way just how disruptive dust can be when it settles onto every surface in the entire downstairs. Unfortunately it was avoidable and they just didn’t care enough to help us out and secure some tape. Dog station: 10/10 The dog bowl filler was hard to figure out but we finally went with the following setup that is just far enough out that it doesn’t spill or splash yet won’t poke the dog in the face (she’s tall). The handle is on the other side of the island due to their mis-measuring lol it’s quirky but it works fine. I specifically got the filler and handle separate because I didn’t want the dog or baby having access to the tap and accidentally flooding the kitchen. Index Bath - Folding Spout Faucet in brushed gold. https://indexbath.com/products/folding-spout-basin-faucet-wall-mounted-bathroom-tap-concealed-faucet • Upper Cabinets & Pantries: 8/10 J&K B5 in color Pure (white) - they kinda scratch easily, but they were so inexpensive and they are painted and can be touched up so it doesn’t matter. Soft close works beautifully and they were able to do a custom size hood (NOTE: a 36” hood will not fit a 36” insert!). The tall pantries are cabinets on top, all pull outs on bottom. Basically tripled the amount of storage we used to have. • Lower Cabinets, Island, & Beverage station: 10/10 Cabinet Joint/Conestoga Cabinets, Cherry, Saddle Stain, RutlandMT reverse G-cove/beveled shaker door style Only went with drawers on the bottom except for the kitchen sink cabinet, a couple by the ovens, and on the far side of the island. Obsessed with how easy drawers are compared to cabinets. Cabinet Joint was a Reddit find!! Thanks, everyone! They were a delight to work with from start to finish and we are in love with the cabinets. The cabinets feel substantial and we had zero issues with any missing or damaged pieces, felt like a miracle compared to the debacle that was the renovation process. • Quartzite: 11/10 Onur Marble & Granite, “Calacatta Boheme.” Natural stone will always be worth it for me - I am stunned by its beauty every day. In order to have enough slabs for the project we opted for honed backsplash and dog station, and polished countertops. The honed is reminiscent of marble, and I love cleaning the polished countertops, personal preference. They go great together!! Has movement, depth, and crystallization that we love!! We applied Bulletproof sealer from StoneTech once so far and will be reapplying annually. We also baby it just in case, using trivets and being sure not to leave oil or water rings. • Garden Window: 100/10 Ventana. Not having a screen on the largest pane facing my backyard makes birdwatching and enjoying my garden so easy, a dream come true. 🤩 Plus it fits my husband’s orchid collection, and lets a ton of natural light into the kitchen where it was pretty dark before. • Sink: 11/10 Kohler Whitehaven 36” cast iron farmhouse sink, bought for a steal brand new/open box from Facebook Marketplace. The single bowl size, the offset drain, and the sloped profile with custom grates on bottom is a delight. I’m seriously lucky that I get to be the one to do the dishes. • Floor Tile: 9.5/10 Edward Martin matte porcelain 24x24 in Amani Bronze & Calacatta. I am a fan of tile in kitchens, especially because it doesn’t compete with the wood lower cabinets. Besides how it looks, we get compliments about how soft it feels to walk on and the dog no longer slips on it. Docked 0.5 points because we have a lived-in home, and the white ones show dust and paw prints. • Grout (thin lines): 10/10 Mapei Sahara Beige (5011) perfect match for the Amani Bronze tiles, almost unnoticeable. • New Appliances: 11/10 Signature Kitchen Suite. Couldn’t be happier with all of them!! The microwave is insanely large and easy for both me and my husband to use at 5’2” and 6’. We host pizza parties now and bake the best cookies on our pizza and baking stones from Pampered Chef. Highly recommend the Misen nitrided ‘nonstick’ carbon steel pans for the induction range. Le Crueset pots work on it as well as my Our Place pot. [x] 36” Hood insert (SKSHI3601S). [x] 36” Induction Cooktop (SKSIT3601GE). [x] 30” Speed Oven Wall Oven combo with 5-in-1 Advantium Oven (SKSCV3002S). • Faucet: 9.5/10 Brizo Artesso SmartTouch articulating with finished hose. A splurge and LONG lead times, but so worth it! I liked the look of it but the touch to activate feature and the fact that it keeps the water warm are both surprisingly convenient. Docked 0.5 point because the gold color is a bit odd and shows every water drop and stain. • Hardware: 10/10 the jewelry of the kitchen. TopKnobs (purchased through Wayfair) - Honey Bronze color Kara Knobs, Bar Pulls, and Somerset Cup Pulls ; Rejuvenation Classic Large Cabinet latches in Heritage Brass ; Delta air switch, perfect match for the Brizo faucet because they’re the same company (Amazon) • Pendant Lights: 10/10 Hinkley Oliver Transitional Style w/ etched opal glass in Heritage Brass ; Rejuvenation drum from Marketplace. Will never have a problem with harsh lighting or cleaning/maintenance due to the frosted glass and drum filter. submitted by /u/CommercialPopular626 to r/kitchenremodel [link] [comments]

25 year old delta faucet. Cartridges were replaced within the last 2 years. When using hot or cold water it will drip from center, underneath. Red arrow is general area the drip comes from, blue arrow points to actual water drop that leaked/ seeped through with faucet not in use for several hours. I understand I need to replace the faucet. My question is, is this a “live” leak that is at risk of getting worse and leaking water if I do nothing / when we are not using the faucet, meaning I need to shut off water supply to the sink (and trust my 25 year old shutoff valves) or is this only going to leak when actively using the sink? submitted by /u/PxNxWx86 to r/Plumbing [link] [comments]

I'm having problems with my existing bathroom vanity faucets so I'm looking to replace them. The existing faucets are Moen Branbury widespread model WS84924SRN. They use the Moen #1234 replacement cartridges. To avoid drips, I'm having to replace the cartridges every 18 months to two years. Our water is somewhat hard but not to the point I've ever felt the need to install a softener. My water pressure is normally in the 50 to 60 psi range but at times can get closer to 70 psi. These Moen units are the only faucets in my house that are giving me problems. What brands and models should I be looking to acquire? I've been told I need to step up to faucets that use ceramic disc cartridges. I've also been told I need to use Delta faucets with their Diamond Seal Technology. But, when I read reviews online, they seem to be mixed regarding any particular brand or model. Thanks much. submitted by /u/DC3TX to r/Plumbing [link] [comments]

Has anyone ran in to issues replacing the faucet in their bathroom sink due to countertop thickness? I ordered these shank extensions, has anyone used them and had good luck? Delta RP76691 shank extension submitted by /u/brittany_lee14 to r/HomeImprovement [link] [comments]

I'm having problems with my existing bathroom vanity faucets so I'm looking to replace them. The existing faucets are Moen Branbury widespread model WS84924SRN. They use the Moen #1234 replacement cartridges. To avoid drips, I'm having to replace the cartridges every 18 months to two years. Our water is somewhat hard but not to the point I've ever felt the need to install a softener. My water pressure is normally in the 50 to 60 psi range but at times can get closer to 70 psi. These Moen units are the only faucets in my house that are giving me problems. What brands and models should I be looking to acquire? I've been told I need to step up to faucets that use ceramic disc cartridges. I've also been told I need to use Delta faucets with their Diamond Seal Technology. But, when I read reviews online, they seem to be mixed regarding any particular brand or model. Thanks much. submitted by /u/DC3TX to r/askaplumber [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/0139cdfqr1ng1.jpg?width=2268&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f8ed67b885ab43756e90c6d5e4e2ce10d93bafbd https://preview.redd.it/xdzf5efqr1ng1.jpg?width=1364&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=05bb0070b748a3927c2ee8cb705e4ec88a8165f6 https://preview.redd.it/v4y53dfqr1ng1.jpg?width=1766&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5b951fff00fdecf5f3a06d3806f814c2bb68a16a This one faucet (Delta 759-DST) in the bathroom has been leaking around handle and I wanted to replace this valve (RP73000) to fix it. But I just can't get the bonnet nut out for the life of me. Tried various wrenches, pliers I had at home, but no luck. Can anyone please suggest the right tool to get this thing unstuck and taken out? submitted by /u/juro17k to r/Plumbing [link] [comments]

Hi! I am trying to install this delta bathroom sink faucet and water is beading out from underneath (shown in the red circle). I think I may have initially over tightened but not sure. Any way to fix or better diagnose the problem? Thank you! submitted by /u/legarrettesblount to r/askaplumber [link] [comments]

About two months ago, water was shut off for my 10-unit building to "repair a plumbing leak in the basement." In advance of this repair, the landlord had plumbers go to each unit to identify any issues. For my unit, they determined that the issues were "leaking shutoff valve and kitchen sink." Before any work was done, pressure from the kitchen sink was fine, and the side sprayer thing worked great. The repairs on the plumbing for the whole building were done, and for my unit, they put in a new Delta faucet with a new side sprayer, and I assume they also replaced the leaking shut-off valve. Ever since, the pressure out of this Delta faucet has been EXTREMELY low. The cold side is down to a trickle. There's not even enough pressure to work the side sprayer. There is enough pressure on the hot side to work the side sprayer, but it's still very low. Pressure to everything else (shower, toilet, bathroom sink) has not changed. What factors could be at play here? I made sure both supply valves under the sink are all the way open. I also unscrewed the aerator thingy and made sure there were no obstructions. Clean as a whistle. Just trying to do some troubleshooting in advance before I bring this up to my landlord. TIA submitted by /u/windymoto313 to r/askaplumber [link] [comments]

Bidet Toilet - Horow T05 Wall Tile - Aloft - Pink 2x8 Classic Matte Ceramic Tile, Black Trim Floor Tile - Nasco - Agglo Mafi Shower Floor Tile - Matte Penny Shower Threshold - Honed Absolute Black Granite Shower Shelves - Schluter - Quadrilateral Corner Wave Paint - Benjamin Moore Aura Bath and Spa - Custom matched to wallpaper Fixtures - Delta Sink Faucet - Trinsic Shower Faucet - 342702-CZ Light - Hinkley Lighting - Ibiza Wallpaper - Wallpaper from the 70s - Zaida olive yellow Paint - Benjamin Moore Aura Bath and Spa - Custom matched to wallpaper Light Switch - Lutron - Maestro Dual LED+ Dimmer/Switch Drain - Zurn - ZB460B Floating Vanity - Sink from Amazon floating vanity, drawers are custom white oak Note: That is an acrylic squatty potty under the floating vanity, not support submitted by /u/zackkaz to r/Remodel [link] [comments]

trying to replace my old bathtub faucet handle, and I can't figure out how to get this removed, tried searching for this model online, but I can't find it. It was installed in the late 90s or early 2000s. Any help appreciated submitted by /u/tjj9117 to r/HomeMaintenance [link] [comments]

Sometimes it shuts off, with one or two handle closes, sometimes it doesn’t shut off. Any troubleshooting ideas . Thanks submitted by /u/GetGeronimo to r/Plumbing [link] [comments]

I don't remember the brand of the faucet, it looks like a Delta but I have not found any brand markings. The cartridge is about 57mm tall. It is not threaded on the bottom it just drops in, all the ones I've found are threaded. Thanks! submitted by /u/igorbirman to r/PlumbingRepair [link] [comments]

I moved into my partner’s place which was very ~bachelor pad~ in 2017 and have been updating, renovating, tweaking, redecorating, and practicing my interior design creativity over the years in every single room. While I never feel like it’s fully finished, I’ve poured so much love and energy into it that it finally feels like “me” and wanted to share! We rent but are very lucky to have open minded landlords. Some things we have done: • ⁠Painted every room, some with lime wash • ⁠replaced every ceiling light fixture & added medallions • ⁠added picture molding and painted closet doors, and added vintage hardware • ⁠replaced door knobs • ⁠redid kitchen backsplash tile • ⁠replaced kitchen sink and faucet • ⁠new bathroom vanity • ⁠added wainscoting and wallpaper to the hallway • ⁠added brass hardware to kitchen cabinets … and much more! submitted by /u/lindsey_what to r/interiordecorating [link] [comments]