Q:Double hole basin faucet how to install, what tools?

Wrench on the line, the first hot and cold water pipes from the hole to wear out, respectively, received the faucet hot and cold water pipes, and then fixed in the basin on the faucet.

Q:What is the size of the faucet?

Water pipe interface: faucet access to the water pipe interface, "public", "mother" of the points, that is, with a screw or nuts one end of the connection.

Q:How to change the faucet of the washbasin?

First of all to turn off the water valve at home. Place the faucet in the release tube with water pressure. With a wrench to tap off the tap, try to slow down to keep the faucet long time in the inside may be in trouble.

Q:How do you competely shut a leaking faucet?

You are going to have to change the washer in it (inside on the end of the stem) or the washer on the handle (inside the nut below the handle). You will need to shut off the water and use a wrench to remove the stem and bring it into a store like Home Depot to get a matching replacement for the warn out parts. If the dripping is driving you crazy right now you can shut off the valve under the sink or basin as a temporary measure. If it is on an outside hose you can get a cap to put over it. In the long run you will need to replace the warn out parts. It is simple and will last for years.

Q:How to disassemble the spool?

Knock loose spool, should be able to

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

is it possible to remove just the sink from the counter top? if so, you can simply remove the drain connection, score the caulking around the sink and then GENTLY lift the since out. then you'll have an opening to get to the connection under the counter.

Q:The sink fixture when installed never sealed properly and water can seep between the portion of the faucet that meets the sink basin. Just a small area - I'm not replacing the sink - just can't and won't. I had used some clear caulk around the base of the faucet fixture, but it came off after a few months: it was silicone, but in the fine print it says that it was for windows and doors (I just took the tube he handed me then left). It worked fine while it lasted, but what type would you suggest?

the silicone should be sufficient. you may not have installed it properly. you have to make sure that the area you are sealing is clean of previous caulking. you also have to make sure that the area is very dry prior to putting the seal. then once you put the caulking on make sure you don't use the sink for 48hrs. Avoid getting it wet. It should last after that. you could also put some plumbing putty into the space then put the caulking. You might want to check under the sink if there is a way for you to tighten the faucet down to get rid of the gap.

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:How the basin basin faucet and the water is said to be more detailed yo

When installing the water pipe, in order to prevent clogging, easy to clean.

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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!