Q:8-inch faucet basin basin can hold 4-inch faucet you do

Can be installed, but a little loose, so the basin basin up and down to install a 4-inch hole with a rubber gasket, the middle also clip an 8-inch diameter, 4-hole hole, the thickness of the basin and the equivalent of Gasket, so that the faucet can be just in the 8-inch hole in the central position.

Q:My kitchen faucet got broken, so i am trying to replace it with a new faucet. But here is my problem. I CANNOT uninstall the old faucet!!!! The main screw that holds the old faucet got rusty and the space around the screw is so little, I cannot uninstall it. It is so tight and it doesn't come out....I feel like if I continue trying, it may totally ruin the screw and it may never come out...Is there any advice for that? Pls help me!!!!

First, do the WD-40 thing. Spray the dickens out of it and leave it for an hour or so to allow the WD-40 to work through the rust. Second, go back to the hardware store and get a basin wrench. That is a special tool made for taking that pesky nut off in the tight spacing. They are not expensive and beat the heck out of bashing your knuckles trying to get another tool in there. Much less frustrating also! And while you're working under then, wear safety glasses if you don't wear glasses to protect your eyes from getting rust, rust with WD-40 in them. When you crack that nut loose, there will be all kinds of particulate material raining down. You don't need to get something in your eye and scratch your eye either!

Q:There are three holes in the wash basin, what faucet?

Faucet every day to use, but also easy to bad; good quality brand although expensive, but can not change for ten years.

Q:Wash basin faucet how to open

Try to unscrew it directly

Q:Will the wash basin faucet installed after the demolition can still use it?

Who is it? If the future is broken on the scrapped it? Later can not be used again? Can be reused as long as no bad.

Q:I was filling a large basin with hot water. Suddenly there was a 'thump' and the water stopped running. I pushed the handle back and got cold water, then to the right and got cold water. But when I pushed the handle all the way to the left to get hot water, no water came out at all. The bathroom faucet gives hot water when I turn the handle and the bath faucet gives hot water. What happened to my kitchen faucet?

It's some kind of valve in the lines of your kitchen faucet and hoses. There are different places that can be. First make sure the lines under the sink aren't kinked (yes, even a sprayer that pulls out from the side can cause this). After that, you will have to pull apart the faucet.

Q:I've read step by step tutorials I found on google, but I'm stuck at only the first few steps! After turning the water off I was going to disconnect the supply lines as well as the nut that holds the current faucet onto the sink, but it seems as if it's in the counter. I don't know if that's clear enough, but the lines run into the counter it looks like, I was wondering if there was anyway I can reach this without going to extraordinary lengths like taking the countger top off

I think that U are describing that U cannot reach or even see the nut. there is a special wrench made called a plumbers wrench. It is a steel post about ten inches long. The top of the post has a set of horizontal jaws like those on a pipe wrench. The bottom of the post has a long rod that provides leverage so that U can turn the wrench from below. To turn the wrench in the other direction the jaws can be flipped over. Now U know why plumbers earn the big bucks ~~~~~~~ I try to not turn the water valves off in the bathroom. The valve often starts to leak and can be very difficult to change. Turning off the water from outside of the house leads to many other compllications though.

Q:A few days ago to the home of the kitchen faucet for a new, but after the change of the problem came, in the faucet and pots connected after the discovery of the tap base and pots connected is not strong, always able to turn, and later found The bottom of the fixed nut is loose, you want to tighten some of the metal gasket are squeezed and can not be fixed (metal gasket is a single hole screw).

In the middle of the two studs with a few large nuts on the tightened

Q:Home water heater through 6 points of hot water, only three points out of hot water, the other out of warm water. And the location of the hot water and warm water are used together to warm the wall, do a circulating hot water. Whether I am hot water or return water to the hot water is always only a point of hot water, but one of the points of the location of the change

This problem is really the first time encountered. Usually the pipeline is too long, you need to take a long time to solve the water, because the cold water in the pipeline to go out of the reasons. As for your question, since you have found a hot water and warm water at intervals, then you let the plumber turn the basin faucet and the shower into the water pipe down is not the problem solved. If resolved, then it is your hot water separator problem, because you divided the six exports, may be a water separator or you use 3-channel change, then it is a problem. hope this helps!

Q:The plastic nuts which attach to the sink are plastic, and when I try to take them off with a basin wrench then pieces just snap off.

Tex, If they break, they break. So what. Whatever it takes to get them off. You can also try using a small crescent wrench or a pair of pliers. Whatever it takes.