Q:I want to change the faucet of the wash basin, ask the steps. There are pictures

Under the basin corresponding to the leading parts, there are two screws, the screw loose, the faucet can be too high.

Q:The pots are good or the faucet is good

Into the wall of the good maintenance, but no pots look good.

Q:I have a single basin faucet. How do I change it into a regular faucet without replacing it?

cut it in half and then serve it to the dogies!

Q:Can the basin be equipped with a special faucet for washing machine?

The basin can not be equipped with the faucet of the washing machine. You can not install the faucet on the basin, in the basin below the installation of a triangular valve and then connected to the hose connected to the washing machine.

Q:Is it possible to have two faucets in the dish?

A fitted faucet with a filter. One is equipped with double warm taps (that is, there are hot and cold water)

Q:will connect to vintage tub basin connected to pump.

Have a blacksmith create one for you.

Q:Bathroom faucet good? Or pull the faucet good?

If you like to wash your hair and separate the bath, wash your hair in the basin, you can install a shower with a shower basin faucet, wash your hair, you can also wash the table. If you do not have this habit, the general can be the faucet, because the pull-type life will be shorter, easy to bad.

Q:How to disassemble the spool?

Demolition of this position can be directly out of, and not because of a long time too tight, you can first loose loose spool, should be able to

Q:We found an older (maybe 10-15 years) cast iron sink that is 48 inches long with two large basins and a small one in a junk trailer. It has 6 faucet holes drilled like this 0 0 0 on the back and we were wondering what all the holes 0 0 0 were for.

All I can think of is 3 for the faucet and hot and cold taps, one for a sprayer maybe, another for a soap dispenser maybe and the last one for filtered water. That's my guess anyway.

Q:I am trying to replace my kitchen faucet. I have done this before, but never at this house. I can not for the life of me get the old faucet out of there. The nuts are too old and rusted, I have tried a high quality penetrating oil, that didn't seem to work. I am also not too comfortable using a torch, so that's out of the question. There was advice on another website that said just to use a good drill and drill through the nuts since I'm replacing them anyway. I'm not sure if this is really a good idea, but I am at my wits end!The other problem I'm having is I can't figure out how to get the old mounting parts off either. I can take pics with my phone if anyone needs to see them.Any help would be appreciated!!

Go to the hardware store and buy a plumbers wrench. It's an odd looking thing that looks like it'll never work. Costs around $12.00. The hardware store can explain how it works. If you can unscrew the nuts enough to raise the fixture up but not get it off, You can take a SAW-ZALL or a hack saw blade. and cut off the rest from on top (between the fixture & the sink). Becarefull not to scratch the sink with the saw blade. try putting some duct tape where the blade may come in contact with the sink. When you put in the new fixture, coat the threads with a lithium type grease, that protects the threads from rusting and will be easier to replace next time.