Q:How effective are these and what are the differences between water filtered through the tap and boiling water?I know that boiling kills everything. Some filters claim to remove all chemicals but keep flouride, what is that?

I would say that they are pretty effective in filtering out certain metals like lead and nickel that may be in your tap water. Filtered water certainly tastes different than unfiltered water. Boiling water sterlizes the water. it kills bacteria and makes it safe to drink from organic substances. But boiling water without filtering still keeps those metals and inorganic substances in your water. When you boil water from a stream for example, all your doing is making it safe to drink. Boiling tap water isn't necessary since it's already safe. Filtering will make it taste a bit better.

Q:Home renovation, ask the basin faucet and kitchen faucet What is the difference? Is there any good sign available?

The kitchen is generally the kind of can turn to turn the faucet is better, the taps of the general selection of matching good on the line

Q:Kitchen pots hot and cold faucet water hose connector how to unscrew? Nuts in the deeper position of the valve body, wrenches and stretch does not go, hand screw is not OK, too tight. Is the faucet with the hose connection joints, can only cut? Leading water leakage to change it. What tools are there?

First connect the hose and the angle valve with a wrench. And then move the handle in the direction of rotation, that is, to screw the direction of rotation, which is the faucet below the nut will be loose, holding a rag, into the pool below, touch the faucet nut, you under the nut. When the faucet will pull out the whole, and then I would not have to say it! The

Q:It slides around constantly. I can even lift it 3/4 inch upwards and see the pipes underneath in their little holes. I have felt under there with my fingers but I don't know what I'm feeling for to try and tighten it. What is the mechanism that tightens it to my sink, and how do I go about fixing it?

you need to get a flash light and get inside the cabinet...just be care full because any loose rust will fall into your eyes...there is probably 1 large nut or 2 smaller nuts they need to be tightened up...its not uncomon on old faucetts for it to rust away and not even be there any more...you may need a special wrench (basin wrench) to get up there

Q:Basin basin faucet water hose position is too deep, how to screw down?

If you change the tube, then the tube can be cut with the pliers to take it off, with a pliers to clamp the tube will be able to dry down.

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:Yes I have all the proper tools, I'm using a basin wrench...I've got the old kitchen faucet disassembled...one retainer nut is off after some effort, but the other won't budge (white plastic style)...I can't get it off and it's the only thing holding me back from getting my new faucet in...this is suppose to be an easy project but it's killing my entire day, please help if you have advice!

Hi I feel your pain. I know there is little room, but try a small hammer and chisel. Try to cut the darn plastic nut. Good luck with the project. You might try to talk a small kid into doing the "dirty" work in that tight space. S1lent

Q:What is the difference between a kitchen faucet and a basin faucet?

Kitchen faucets are generally the first upward and then bent down, you can level the rotation, so wash the dishes to wash the big space;

Q:Does the bathroom wash basin faucet need to install the angle valve?

The Now most of the basin faucet are safe in the basin table, the table below the hose together on the line.

Q:It's aquasource /f51b0034np

Loose where? If it is loose at the sink, where the whole faucet moves, you must tighten it from under the sink and you will most likely need a basin wrench. Go to the local hardware store and discuss this with the folks there. They should be able to give some better advice as I cannot ask questions. They will sell you the basin wrench and explain it's use as needed. Good luck!