John H. Power
New Member
It obvious I'm a non-plumber to ask a question like this
I just replaced my bathroom faucet and am in the process of also replacing the pop-up drain. I noticed that the drain tube that connects to the pipe below has several square-shaped cut-outs just above the threads that accept the nut that secures the drain pipe to the sink.
Why isn't it just a solid tube?
Also, I am still getting occasional water seeping out of the base of the new faucet. I used the gasket that came with the faucet but no silicone or putty. Does this mean there is a cylinder problem in the handles of the new faucet?
Thanks
I just replaced my bathroom faucet and am in the process of also replacing the pop-up drain. I noticed that the drain tube that connects to the pipe below has several square-shaped cut-outs just above the threads that accept the nut that secures the drain pipe to the sink.
Why isn't it just a solid tube?
Also, I am still getting occasional water seeping out of the base of the new faucet. I used the gasket that came with the faucet but no silicone or putty. Does this mean there is a cylinder problem in the handles of the new faucet?
Thanks