Q:Wash basin basin faucet how to do, the handle joints leak

, Unplugged with a sealant seal to re-install

Q:Decoration bathroom to buy wash basin with faucet not

Without. Unless it is packaged to sell business, or you eloquent good.

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.

It may be less expensive to buy a 12vdc RV pump but then you'll need a car battery or 120vac/12vdc converter. Won't hurt to check w/the pump mfg to insure your no flow (valve closed) time won't hurt the pump. Install a filter on the pump suction line and you should be good to go...

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 turn, that is, to screw the direction of rotation, this is the faucet below the nut will be loose, holding a rag, into the pool below, touch the faucet nut, remove the nut, then faucet The whole to open to the.

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

From the operation, single-hole basin mixer, adjust the water temperature, the flow is more convenient, a handle can be adjusted. The adjustment of the three holes will be more trouble, to twist the two handles several times before it can be transferred to the appropriate temperature.

Q:I have tried a basin wrench, a socket wrench, an adjustable wrench... I have used heat, I have used WD-40, I have used a hammer and a flat head screwdriver to try and loosed the nut and bolt. I have even tried a hacksaw, but that gets me nowhere quick. I really don't want to have to remove my sink completely to change the faucet. I think Hercules tightened these nuts. Can anyone give me some advice on how to get these nuts off so I can change out the faucets?

The fasted way to remove to these nuts is to drill holes in the nut itself. You will need a variable speed drill and a drill bit which is larger than the nut itself. Drill 4 holes directly opposite each other where the nut meets the supply shank. Use a screwdriver and hammer and tap and twist the washer where the holes were drilled . The nut sections will seperarate and easily fall off. Be sure to wear safety glasses for eye protection while working overhead. Metal shavings are extremely sharp.

Q:Hot and cold faucet how to take water pipes

Single handle basin faucet should pay attention to the diameter of the outlet, and now most of the market belongs to the hard tube water, so should pay attention to the height of the sink, from the basin down 35 points is the most appropriate. Installation, be sure to choose a special angle valve, and the angle valve and the wall must be hot and cold water pipe fixed. When it is found that there is a distance between the angle valve and the faucet on the faucet, it is necessary to purchase a dedicated extension tube to connect. Remember, do not use other water pipes to connect, because if the water pressure, it is easy to fall off, leaking, causing losses. If the inlet pipe is too long to exceed the outlet pipe, according to the need to cut off the part of the angle is not appropriate, then according to the need to moderate to the desired position. Remember: do not bend hard to 90 degrees or greater than 90 degrees. When installing the basin to the water, please do not forget to buy a small interface (leading short). Do not forget to rinse the pipes buried in the wall before installing.

Q:I am trying to replace my kitchen faucet. I have done this before, but never at this house. I can not for the life of me get the old faucet out of there. The nuts are too old and rusted, I have tried a high quality penetrating oil, that didn't seem to work. I am also not too comfortable using a torch, so that's out of the question. There was advice on another website that said just to use a good drill and drill through the nuts since I'm replacing them anyway. I'm not sure if this is really a good idea, but I am at my wits end!The other problem I'm having is I can't figure out how to get the old mounting parts off either. I can take pics with my phone if anyone needs to see them.Any help would be appreciated!!

I take care of 16 house with multimple bathrooms and kitchens. In this situation, having exhausted the other suggestions, we would remove the sink from the countertop and then work on it on the floor, upside down, with all the room and tools. It's frequently only a couple of screws holding it down.

Q:hey guys, im replacing a kitchen faucet for my mom right now, and Its not one of the ones where it scres in on the two side panels, it has a long threaded neck that attatches to the sink basin, how would I take this out, I tried spinning the faucet to just unscrew the threading but it pivots...

Wow, Zwalk, I'm afraid you're going to have to do a little bit better job of describing the old faucet. If you can lay your hands on a digital camera so you can upload a couple of pic's, that would be even better. Changed a lot of faucets in my day, and I'm having a tough time coming up with a mental image of a faucet with a long threaded neck that attaches to the sink basin.

Q:Is it necessary to install the faucet and the basin and the sink before installing the water pipe?

To determine the general position can be, have a hose connection