How Do You Change A Bathtub Faucet?
Paying a plumber to change your bathtub faucet can be ridiculously expensive. However, you could decide to pay only for the cost of a new faucet, and replace it yourself. With a few simple tools, you can have your new faucet assembly mounted and running professionally in hardly any time at all. Using your grout puller, remove all the silicon keeping your current faucet in place. This may take some work, but try to do a complete job so that the faucet can be easily removed. Once the grout has been removed, undo any screws or bolts holding the faucet on. Then, unscrew the faucet by twisting it counter-clockwise. Many faucets have very thin screw patterns, so you may have to turn the faucet many times to get it off. Be aware that there may be water still in the crevices of the faucet head. After removing, place the faucet on an old towel. Using a flathead screwdriver, remove all the washers currently on the faucet frame assembly. Simply pry them up with the screwdriver, then roll them off
