Bathroom and kitchen faucets do not last forever. Over time and use faucets may start unrepairable leaking, or simply fall apart. Calcium deposits may also add to the need to replace your faucet. And then there is the issue of having a fully functional, yet fully ugly, faucet that you want to replace for the sole sake of updating. Unfortunately, faucets can be wildly expensive and not necessarily in one’s budget. However, there is an economical solution.

Most people equate a faucet with a heavy all-metal unit. However, HDTV recommends that you forget the metal and concentrate on the look of a faucet. Modern technology allows for alternative faucet compositions, and these new models do the same job for a lot less money. The Lynden bathroom faucet has a stylish arc spout styling and is the perfect solution for updating your existing bathroom sink hardware. The premium grade lightweight synthetic waterways, and metal plated plastic construction, work within a budget. Plus, the sturdy construction keeps the unit firmly in place on the sink top so you don’t have to worry about damage or replacement. The design of this model blends with virtually all décor styles, so, matching-up with your current sink is easy. The Lynden bathroom faucet starts at an economical $11.99, so replacing your current faucet will not break the bank.

Bathroom faucets aren’t the only product that can now be purchased in non-metal form. Kitchen faucets are also available within this low-cost price point. Faucets for kitchens are the unsung focal point of the room, and having a nice-looking and modern model can truly spruce up your space. The Lynden kitchen faucet has a dual-handle and comes with a durable easy-to-turn design, providing smooth turning action while preventing unwanted dripping. Constructed using metallic plating over ABS plastic, but with a durable brass spout, the economical Lynden was made with budget conscious customers in mind. With a low-cost starting at only $22.99 you will question why you didn’t replace your current faucet sooner.

Now, knowing that you can replace two bathroom faucets, and your kitchen faucet, all for under $50, what are you waiting for? Updating these spaces will add new life and the style you are looking for.