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The fastest way to reach us is email: contact@spoutandsink.com. The form below arrives in the same inbox, and replies come from a person rather than a queue.
What we especially want to hear about
- A figure that is wrong. If a specification on this site does not match the manufacturer's current documentation, tell us and send the link if you have it. These get read first.
- A product that has been discontinued. A recommendation for something you cannot buy is the failure mode that matters most here, and readers usually spot it before we do.
- A question the site does not answer. If you came looking for something specific and left without it, that is a page we should have written.
- A source we should be citing. If an organization has published a measurement in one of these categories and we are not citing it, we want to know.
What we cannot help with
We cannot diagnose a specific plumbing fault remotely, and we will not pretend to. If water is coming from somewhere you cannot identify, or a shut-off valve will not close, that is a job for a plumber who can see it — and our troubleshooting guides say so wherever it applies.
We also cannot tell you what a product costs. We publish no prices, deliberately: every buy link goes to the retailer where the current figure is shown, and the reasoning is on our affiliate disclosure page.
For manufacturers and retailers
If a specification on this site is out of date, send the current documentation and it will be corrected. We are glad to link to a specification sheet that is more complete than the one we found.
We do not accept sponsored placements, paid reviews, or product in exchange for coverage — see editorial policy — so please do not send either. It changes nothing about whether a product is recommended and it puts us in the position of having to return it.
Send a message
Or email contact@spoutandsink.com directly. There is no phone number — this is a publication rather than a plumbing service, and a written question gets a more useful answer anyway.