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Jadnashua
Retired Defense Industry Engineer xxx
You should know by now that it is hard to offer reasonable advice unless we have an idea what kind of faucet it is
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If the faucet uses washers, it also would have "seats" for the washers.
The hardware store will sell a seat wrench, that lets you remove the seat.
Sometimes even sanding the seat will be all thats needed.
Though they don't cost much either.
When replacing the seat, remember to use thread sealant, the paste type works best here.
The hardware store will sell a seat wrench, that lets you remove the seat.
Sometimes even sanding the seat will be all thats needed.
Though they don't cost much either.
When replacing the seat, remember to use thread sealant, the paste type works best here.
Lakee911
I&C Engineer (mostly WWTP)
Someone at work told me to drink a tablespoon of vinegar for a cold...I can't even stand the smell of it, let alone eat it...you try it!
Hang in there
Jason
Hang in there
Jason
Lakee911
I&C Engineer (mostly WWTP)
I'm not sick...
Lakee911
I&C Engineer (mostly WWTP)
Ah, we got a comedian in the house! Funny funny! 
Let me tell you about vinegar.
If you ever think you have eaten any bad food and are getting sick take a tablespoon or 2 of cider vinegar and it will kill anything in your stomach that might be getting you sick.
It does work and is far better than bowing at the White Throne and/or getting the Rangoon River runs.
As far as a cold goes your on your own.
If you ever think you have eaten any bad food and are getting sick take a tablespoon or 2 of cider vinegar and it will kill anything in your stomach that might be getting you sick.
It does work and is far better than bowing at the White Throne and/or getting the Rangoon River runs.
As far as a cold goes your on your own.
Mikey
Aspiring Old Fart, EE, computer & networking geek
Were you kidding about the faucet or the sledgehammer?
i.e., is it fixed?
i.e., is it fixed?
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