Drop-in sinks, also called drop sinks, self-rimming sinks, or top-mount sinks, have long been popular options for both kitchen and bathroom sinks.As the name suggests, a drop-in sink drops into a ...

Under the sink is an easy place to toss extra cleaners and supplies, but it can quickly get out of hand. When it gets overcrowded, it can be hard to see what's all the way in the back.

Clear the sink area. We're stating the obvious here, but you can't give your stainless steel sink a thorough clean without removing any dishes or surrounding wash clothes first.

Sink strainer: If you don’t have a garbage disposal, you shouldn’t run food solids down your drain.A strainer catches food scraps so that you can put them into the trash. Dish soap: This cuts ...

Porcelain may be the first thing you think of for bathroom sinks. But Consumer Reports tests of eight materials found several that stood up to our barrage of everyday wear and tear even better.