How Do You Fix A Squealing Faucet?
A common but annoying problem for many people, especially those who own older homes, is a squealing faucet. The good news is that a squealing faucet is not too difficult to fix if you have the time and the proper tools. Rather than hiring a plumber and potentially paying hundreds of dollars, fix this issue yourself. In most cases, a squealing faucet is due to worn parts, such as handle threads that have lost their lubrication. Step 1 Turn off your water at the source by locating the main water line and turning the valve that controls the water. Step 2 Plug the drain in the sink you’re working in to avoid dropping any small parts and losing them. Line up all parts in the order you are removing them, which will make it easier to remember when you put them back together. Step 3 Pop the plastic end caps off the handles of the faucet and set them aside. Step 4 Locate the screws in the center of the faucet handles and unscrew them. Step 5 Pull off each of the faucet handles by rotating them
