7 1/2 deep SS sink with Delta, single hole with spray fauct.white Kohler basin and toilet.also available - 36 white vinyl base cabinet for sink.
perhaps Habitat for Humanity, or the Katrina rebuilding groups in New Orleans....any group that is involved in housing.
Habitat for humanity ? I dont know if they are in your area but they build and refurbish houses for people trying to get on their feet.
See if Habitat for Humanity has a store in your area. They take donated building supplies, sell them in the store, and then put the money into Habitat houses. If not - do what I did - put them on the curb, with a FREE sign - one man's trash......mine were gone in a couple of hours.
Any plumbing shop will probably be glad to take it. By the way that toilet may be worth more than you think. If it's an old fashion 5 gallon flush type people will pay good money for it. In California you can only get the 1.5 gallon one now. In older homes low volume toilets can cause problems.
All the answers here are funny. Since it happens when you flush the toilet or use the sink, I as a amature plumber would suggest that you have a venting problem. What is happening is when you use a drain you need air to help the water go down. When you don't get the air, the water is sucked out of the trap and you smell the sewer gases. The trap is the U shaped pipe under your sink. It is built into your toilet. If you have a vent pipe coming out of you roof. (I really hope you do) it may be clogged with leaves, dead birds, bugs or other junk. Fix..get a snake and push it into the vent pipe from the roof down. In case you don't know....a snake is a coil of flexable steel used ny plumbers to clear clogged sewer pipes and vents. As for the worms in your water pipe, quit watch those horror movies and leave them drugd alone.
