| Don't you just hate it when you have a leaky faucet? I think it is one of the most annoying things in life. That's why I've dedicated my free time to learning how to fix them! I would like to share with you tips for fixing your leaky faucet so you don't go insane like me!First figure out what kind of faucet you have so you can get replacement parts.Things You'll Probably Need:Groove Joint Pliers
Clean Rags
Adjustable Wrenches
Faucet Cartridge
Washers And Gaskets
Screwdriver Sets STEP 1: Turn off the water supply to the leaky faucet. Water shutoffs are often located under the sink but in older homes there may only be one main water shut off for the entire house, usually located where the water pipe enters (often facing the street). Close the sink drain; cover it with a rag to catch dropped parts. STEP 2: Open the faucet and let any water in the pipes drain out. STEP 3: Put in the sink drain plug or put a towel in the sink bottom. Faucets have small screws and you don't want to lose one down the drain. STEP 4: Remove the faucet handle. Virtually all handles are attached with a screw often hidden under a decorative cap that can be pried off with... |
