Q:How to replace the basin hot and cold faucet hose

And then connect the hot and cold water pipes, then wrench with a wrench, the water open, in the basin below the toilet paper or napkin to see if the water leakage, to determine the water leakage and then fixed a good head.

Q:New to buy the faucet and bathroom basin does not match, feel some water leakage how to do?

Should be the leading and the basin does not match the non-sealed, there will be seepage phenomenon of the bar, you can ring in the interface to seal a silicone, but this is not a long time, a long time silicone thermal expansion, or May be leaking, and more ugly, affect the appearance.

Q:Tablet and pot under the basin difference between the choice?

Disadvantages: the need to install the workshop in the table, the designer or the lack of experience in the installation of workers will appear in the middle of the basin deviation from the sink; to select the appropriate water (including the appropriate water, Angle of the faucet; basin second use, disassembly inconvenient.

Q:Faucet switch and wash basin connection how to do leakage

Add two rubber pads to try

Q:Taiwan basin with a single hole is good or three holes of the good, what are the advantages and disadvantages

From the appearance, the three holes will be more style, Europe and the United States market prefer to use three holes.

Q:the tub has deminsions of 12' long 6' deep 4' width -how ong will it take to fill up?

Not enough information about the rate the water is dripping out. 6' high, but what about lenght and width?

Q:Is the size of the washbasin single-hole double-hole faucet the same?

Pitch is the center of the standard 10 cm, is the same

Q:These appear to be made such that one could turn it by hand. Unfortunately these are so tight I can't budge them. Maybe if I were Hercules I could, but I'm not.I've searched for the best way to remove these. I've seen a basin wrench mentioned, but these seem to be made for removing metal nuts. I haven't seen anyone mentioning using one of these for a nylon nut.Will a basin wrench work for this? If not, what tool does one use for this?

I replace a lot of faucets in my handiman business and after fighting these things day in and day out I finally designed a tool that I made in my shop at home that works like a charm. It's a piece of 1" x 12" galvanized steel pipe. On one end I cut 2 sets of notches in the sides directly across from one another with a hacksaw, then knocked the small pieces out, leaving what looks like the top of a chess rook. The 1" pipe opening is big enough to slide over the brass threaded shank that the nut screws onto and the four teeth grab the four tabs on the nylon nut. I drilled a 1/4" hole in the opposite end, through both sides for the shank of a screwdriver. Works like a charm and saves the knuckles and a lot of cuss words.

Q:I have a deep sink and a high faucet. When the water is turned on to wash hands water gets all over the counter no matter how careful I am. Is there an adaptor that I can add to the end of my faucet? Thanks

You can replace the faucet with one that works better with your sink and doesn't cause the splash.

Q:kitchen faucet

Just tighten it up from the bottom. You didn't say if it was a single lever or not so you may need a basin wrench to get up between the sink and the wall. If possible, have someone hold the faucet so it will be even when you have it tight.