Summary: Tired of seeing your money go down the drain? A leaky faucet can cost you a significant amount of money if it is not taken care of right away because it will not be long until those drops have accumulated gallons of water that have gone to waste. To fix it you first need to figure out what kind of faucet you have so you can get replacement parts. After that you should follow the steps below.
eHow Article: How to Fix a Leaky Faucet
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ndbrian said
on 5/19/2009 The unending pop-up ads were distracting and irritating. Once users watch the initial ad they shouldn't have to constantly close out pop-up windows which otherwise obscure the video. Please, give us a break.
4thumbs said
on 4/24/2009 A common mistake is to get a wrong replacement part. Visually compare the old and new parts to make sure they are the same, even if an experienced plumbing store person picks it out for you.
patsyroot said
on 4/14/2009 help!!! i can not get past the little decorative cap to unscrew the handle!
Whitbynopro said
on 12/29/2008 Handle is on the side . when I remove it not sure how to get the cartridge out or inner parts
Whitbynopro said
on 12/29/2008 Handle is on the side. when I take it off not sure how to get the other parts out to examine