Removing a bathtub drain can be an easy or difficult DIY task. In my experience, no two drains are alike, so it’s helpful to ...

The drain in your bathtub is probably one of the areas in your bathroom that you clean the least. That could be because it’s more susceptible to unpleasant things such as stray hair strands ...

If you want to install a shower over a concrete floor, a fiberglass shower stall will work just fine. Ideally, you’ll already have a drain roughed in, with the pipe sticking a few inches above ...

If runoff creates a problem around your house or in your landscape, you may want to install a French drain. If you have a soggy yard, an eroding slope or a wet basement due to surface runoff ...

The bathtub and the sink are two tasks that make ... Give the tub a good scrub with a scrub brush, focusing on the drain and fixtures, as well as areas that are particularly grimy.

To get a like-new look, the easiest option is to cover the existing drain ring with a new one, such as the Watco Universal NuFit push-pull bathtub stopper with grid strainer ($19.40 at Home Depot).

Removing a bathtub drain is usually a fairly simple task for any DIYer. The most important step is figuring out what type of drain stopper is in the tub. Knowing the basic mechanics of your tub ...