1. Fixing up the bathroom sink. Let’s get started with that bathroom sink. It looks horrible where it joins the tile. Use a scraper or a knife to cut out the old caulking.

So the caulking around your kitchen and bathroom sinks, tubs, windows and other fixtures are looking a little worse for wear. Maybe it’s stained, cracked, peeling or moldy.

Caulking seems like a relatively easy home project until you make an enormous mess of your bathroom doing it. Here's how to caulk a bathtub, shower or sink properly.

Do you know how to caulk? It's a pretty simple task most homeowners can do on their own. Here's how to apply and maintain the stuff, and why it's so important. The post How to Caulk Sinks, Tubs ...

My bathroom was remodeled about two months ago, ... It appears the contractor, or his subs, used silicone caulk to hold the sink in place. This is a recipe for long-term disaster.

Deteriorated caulk around a bathtub, sink or shower is not just unsightly. If the caulk develops leaks so that water gets into the walls behind the fixture or onto the floor under it, damage such ...

Do you know how to caulk? It’s a pretty simple task most homeowners can do on their own. Here's how to apply and maintain the stuff, and why it's so important. The post How to Caulk Sinks, Tubs, and ...

In older homes, after years of use, many sinks can work loose enough from the countertop to allow water to get underneath. This causes many problems for the stuff you store under there. I have a quick ...