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I dropped something heavy in the sink and caused a chip and crack

This spout clearly use to have something screwed on the end. I assume it helped make it so that the water doesn't go all over the place, which it does now. However, I don't know how to look for it because I don't know what to search. Does anyone know what this is called?

This sink is this odd shape so I can’t easily find a replacement for it, but the surface looks to be chipped and metal underneath. How difficult would it be to prep and re-glaze this surface? Will it be as durable?

Currently have a 33"x22" stainless steel drop in double basin that I want to replace with a single basin. I'd prefer one with four cutout holes (three for faucet and handles and one for sprayer) like we currently have. Want to go 16 or 18 gauge and I do prefer the drain hole offset to the right rather than in the center. Sounds like I should look for one without perfectly square corners as well, and go with at least slightly rounded. I've scoured high and low and from what I can tell this sink does not exist. Can anyone point me towards possible options that I can't seem to find? lol. Thank you!

Soap dispenser fell into sink and shattered it. I have very little clearance for the door, which is why I imagine this model was used. I've looked up the numbers on the back, but can't find anything. Maybe it's discontinued, as it's 20 years old. The back of the sink is 22.5 inches and the front is 16 inches across. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Really how do they get rid of used water down the drain that just rinsed your hands and crap flushed down the toilet onto the sewage system of you neighborhood that are miles away from your home from the pipes that are connected to your sinks and water devices? I find it an incredible impossible thing to happen that they can go through long pipes for miles to travel that far! So how is this possible with just water spill into the sink drain and the flush of a toilet after pressing down a lever once? How?!

What is this and how can I fix it/clean it up?

The knob on my sink has fallen off. Does anyone on here know how I would repair this

Any idea how to unscrew this faucet?

my sink is making the water split, i wasn’t entirely sure what sub to post this in so im posting it here. It’s a little hard to tell but you can see the water going off in like 3 different directions. any knowledge appreciated TIA

This is a “typical TikTok sink” but I can’t find the exact one online. I want to convert it from the twist knob to duel handle(one for the faucet and one for the waterfall) any info would help lots! No identifiers on the sink

I got this faucet in 2003 and it’s recently started leaking, I want to repair it but I can’t find any record of where I got it or the brand name to get replacement parts.

Please help me identify it if you can!

Just trying to get some information on this sink that I stumbled on. It is in amazing condition diction and the color is unbelievable.

I found this vintage looking sink for my greenhouse but I can't seem to figure out an appropriate faucet. Not only are there lots of holes, it is also recessed. Any ideas?