How do you fix a kitchen sink faucet?
Leaking or loose kitchen sink faucets are annoying, but they do not require a call to the plumber for fixing. What’s more is that they are not difficult or expensive to repair or replace. With a few tools, some patience and determination you can have your kitchen faucet fixed in less than an hour. Learning how to do these types of minor and often-needed home maintenance tasks will save you money, and decrease your stress level. Turn off the water supply to the sink. You will either need to turn off the main water valve, which is probably located in your basement, or the two valves that supply and control the faucet you are fixing or replacing. Make sure to turn the faucet on after shutting off the water, in order to drain any water remaining in the water line, and to release any air pressure. Disengage the water supply lines. These are the hoses that bring water from the pipe to the faucet. If you are not planning to use new lines, you only need to disconnect them from the faucet. You
