Those looking to renovate their cooking areas should consider replacing their kitchen tap and kitchen sink if they are showing signs of deterioration. That is the opinion of interior design specialist Gail Mayhugh, writing for the Las Vegas Review-Journal, who noted that kitchen sinks can come in stainless steel, solid-surface or porcelain for a reasonable price. She remarked that one thing to look at is your sink and faucet, adding If you have any wear in your sink, replace it.Kitchen taps can also be swapped, Ms Mayhugh stated, with many homeowners preferring models that have a pull-out spray. People were advised that the kitchen is one of the central rooms in the house, where much of the costs of an upgrade can be recouped in value. Long Island Press recently reported that replacing a kitchen tap is often a necessity over time as older fixtures are prone to leaking.