Q:How to remove the hose from the washbasin faucet

If you still have a pull-type fell into the water, have to pull the rod and fall control lever separately.

Q:I would like to give a sink and faucet the appearance of having plumbing for display purposes. Is it possible to use a fountain mechanism to create that effect. I'd like to be able to turn a handle and have the water flow, then drain back down into a basin to be pumped through continuously if left on. but able to be shut off by simply turning the handle back to the off position.

Yes you can. I use old T.V. dishes that get tossed out all the time. I use them as step fountains, very nice in the garden.

Q:The position of the leading hole in the basin

Look at what kind of pots and faucets you buy. The principle of opening the faucet dripping dripping in the basin, the water can not be sprayed to the largest basin. But also with the smooth.

Q:Bathroom faucet is leaking. It has only one handle on it and you turn it left or right for hot or cold. Can I switch it out, easily, for a faucet that has a separate hot and cold knobs?

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Q:It's very important that I do this the right way. (I sort of told the people I was working with that I knew how....but I don't) I bought a new faucet from Lowe's, and it has instructions on the back but I think I'm missing something. They also said something about the plumbing being bad and hard to work with? I've never done any kind of plumbing in my life.

do you need a ptrap for the replacement snk

Q:What should be noted when selecting the basin faucet? The more detailed the better

1, look at the appearance: good lead chrome surface is very particular about the process, are generally completed after a few procedures. Distinguish the faucet good or bad depends on the degree of light, the surface of the more smooth the better the quality of the better. 2, turn handle: a good leader in the rotation of the handle, the faucet and the switch is not between the excessive gap, and off open easily, do not slip. Can not only high-quality faucet gap, a sense of resistance is also large.

Q:Should the faucet be installed on the left or right side of the wash basin?

My father is the new to buy a Shannon faucet, the installation is very convenient, tall enough weight

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:Three hole wash basin installed a single hole wash hands, the other two holes exposed how to do?

To solve this problem, it is recommended to the market to buy a stainless steel decorative cover, cover the remaining two holes (pictured). When installed, cover the pad to make a good seal

Q:So, my cat is about 10 years old now and up until a few months ago he would drink his water out of his designated water bowl we set out for him. But one day I filled up the sink in my bathroom to soak some clothes in it and I noticed he LOVED drinking out of it. But soon, that was the ONLY place he would drink out of. For awhile I would fill up the sink and leave it there for him, but eventually that wasn't good enough for him. Now the water has to be running and he sticks his head under to drink. He won't drink any other water any other way and it's getting rather irritating. He will sit in my bathroom and meow until I turn on the faucet for him, sometimes at ungodly hours while I'm sleeping, and he just won't quit! Why do you think he has such high expectations? And how can I break this habit he's gotten into?

Okay, I am a volunteer with cats and you are the source of this habit and you have to let your cat know that the water faucet is not the place to be drinking from. Get a drinking bowl where it is like a faucet, it pours out because some cats just prefer that. I hope I helped. P.S. Tap water is HORRIBLE for cats. Always, Taylor