Q:I have a 2.5 bath house. I just noticed the tub at the 2nd bath does not have hot water but the sink and every faucet in the house has hot water. What could be the problem?

each bathroom should have its own valves for hot and cold. Make sure that you check that its not closed. if it's open and still no water then you have a clogged pipe most likely. Need more information to go on than what you put up. you have to be more specific when it comes down to these types of questions.

Q:I'm having a problem with my 35154678 year old bathroom faucet.Leaking has always been a slight problem but I've always somehow been able to get it to stop if I close the faucet REALLY tightly. However, today I tried to turn the faucet shut, and the thing just popped and doesn't stop turning! It goes around and around from weak water flow to strong water flow, without the usual "resistance" before the water finally stops. So basically, I can't shut off the water flow by using the usual faucets and I have to use the main faucets underneath the sink.Gee, I sure hope I'm making sense.I guess it is time for a replacement, but can anyone tell me what might have broken to cause this? Will repairing this be as easy as simply replacing the O-rings, or do I need a plumber?

It's best to just replace old faucets. Modern technology offers far superior valving than what you have. Call a plumber. Most plumbers will give you low cost or free estimate to repair or replace it and have enough experience to recommend what is best. Older faucets sometimes can be very difficult to replace, best to save your knunckles and let a pro take care of it. Avoid cheap faucets, ones that are made in Mexico or China. Expect to pay at least $ 100 for a good faucet. Good luck.

Q:I removed the faucet assembly from the bathroom sink/basin to replace it with a new one and it's completely yellowed underneath. It's not as bad as it was after I tried to clean it with the rubbing compound I would use on my car but still not gone.I have to get it all cleaned away because the new one is not the same shape at the base as the old one.Anyone here had experience with this and know the best stuff to use?

Chances are its from the pipe dope or plumbers putty that was used. Treat it like a greasy stain and use some baking soda, some cleaner like Greased Lightening or Blue Wolf. You can also try putting some hydrogen peroxide on it over night and covered with a rag or some plastic if its not granite or marble. Should clean up fine then. Good luck!

Q:There is no way to directly from the basin leading to the water tank inside the bucket

With a large plastic bottle obliquely placed in the basin, near the tap at the dig a hole, the bottom of the hollowed out. Small empty at the faucet, so drainage.

Q:Wash basin basin inside the two pipes how to split

Wash basin faucet in the two tubes is hot and cold water pipes, a cold and a hot, are generally stainless steel metal fiber network management, even the root pipe connected to the top of the screw above the other head to connect the wall set aside hot and cold water angle valve, Replace the method is, first two pipe connecting angle valve unscrewed, and then fixed under the faucet in the washing machine on the screw off, and then the faucet with two pipes from the top of the hole out of the hole (you can also make up Will take off the following operation will be completed in the cabinet, but the effect is not as easy to remove the faucet operation), the next is to take the tube, one by one, holding the faucet, and then counterclockwise twist one of the water pipes, Grasp the strength, then remove the next twist, so that is completed, the installation of the contrary

Q:Im installing a new kitchen faucet. I have disconnected all hoses and the sprayer from the kitchen sink. I have disconnected the handles and stem.My problem is Im not sure how to remove the two washers directly under the sink handles for cold and hot. Once I get them off I should be able to remove the remaining locking nut on each side.Any suggestions to get these rusted pesky washers off?I have the following tools at my disposal:Basin WrenchPliersScrewdriversDrillDremel Rotary ToolSmall ChiselHammerMallet (Metal and rubber)plus pretty much any other basic tools.Any help much appreciated.

The washers may actually be a set screw escutchon. Try to loosen the lock nut that is in the cabinet under the faucet. You then should be able to pull up the stem assembly. Look at the top washer and see if it has a set screw holding it to the stem. Loosen the set screw and unthread the washer off the stem. The remaining assembly would then be removed into the cabinet.

Q:i try to fix it myself.i can't seem to unscrew that white plastic ring, it was really tight. so what should i do now? should i hire a professional?

You have to unscrew the white rings and pull out the faucet. Clean and dry the water from the sink and faucet. Then put plumber's putty around the bottom of the faucet and reattach it. Make sure it's tight because water leaking from the bottom of the faucet is what's causing the leak. This happens when water splashes in the lavy and around the faucet. That's how the water seeps through. If you can't take off the "white rings," Home Depot sells a plastic nut wrench for about $18, it's made by Rigid. It's the easiest way without breaking the white rings (nuts). Or buy a basin wrench for about $8-$10 for a generic model.

Q:Drum washing machine and wash basin how to share a leading

One end of the basin leading cold water pipe, a head washing machine can be a leading.

Q:Double hole basin faucet and single hole faucet What is the difference

Second, single-hole basin faucet installation, single-hole basin faucet installation steps Simple point of view is: connecting the water hose and basin faucet inlet port; connecting the water hose and the outlet angle valve.

Q:Basin basin faucet and sink faucet with what brand is better?

Nine pasture basin faucet and sink faucet is better