Black Bathroom Sink Reddit

We lived in a rental house with black ceramic sinks in the primary bathroom. Every tiny little particle of soap, toothpaste or even lint from the paper towels or microfiber clothes I used to clean them would stand out and drive me insane. Had black fixtures in my bathroom for over a decade.

The sink was impossible to keep clean (every little bit of tooth paste or dust shows), same with the outside of the toilet. 173 votes, 129 comments. As the title says, our bathroom sink clogs up every few months with black sludge and water.

It's far past the p. It seems like half of the bathroom/kitchen fixtures I install now are matte black. Is this trend happening by you as well? Share Add a Comment Sort by: Best Open comment sort options Best Top New Controversial Old Q&A UsedDragon.

It seems that black fixtures have been everywhere for the past few years - in bathrooms, black is the new black. And I'm wondering if I should consider them for my current bathroom reno. My walls are matte white large format tiles (30x60cm), and the floor is a matte sand/gray-ish/taupe-ish color, also matte, same size; it is somewhat similar to a warmer concrete finish.

The sink and cabinet. Why does our bathroom sink pipes get blocked with this weird slimy black gunk every year? Add a Comment Sort by: Search Comments. Bathroom sink comparisons.

I need your experiences and preferences. PROS/CONS I'm redoing my bathroom and can't decide on what type of sink I want. For anyone with experience in the following, do you have any pros/cons? Any surprises, pet peeves, etc? (This is the only bathroom in the house so will receive maximum usage.).

Do you like them? I need to pick bathroom faucets for both of our bathrooms. I have white one piece vanity tops for both bathrooms. I was thinking of going with black or oil rubbed bronze fixtures for both.

But in reading the reviews, a lot of people complain black fixtures are hard to keep clean. That black sludge is biofilm, and commonly forms in drains. There are various ways to deal with it, including drain cleaners or snaking.

No need to call a plumber. For me, I take apart the drain in my bathroom sink once or twice a year to mechanically clean it out. Design and decor aficionado Mel Lloyd (aka @my_neutral_place) showed off the gorgeous matte black sink in her ensuite bathroom on both TikTok and Instagram, explaining why you might want to rethink the decision to add one to your own bathroom.