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Thursday May 17th 2012

Home Construction & Remodeling : How to Repair Old Kitchen Faucets That Leak

When repairing a leaky kitchen faucet, it’s important to first determine where the leak is originating. Find out how to check a faucet’s cartridge or hose connection withhelp from a home repair specialist in this free video on home construction and remodeling. Expert: Tim Gipson Contact: www.inhisstepsremodeling.com Bio: Tim Gipson is a home repair specialist and remodeling contractor in Franklin, Tenn. Filmmaker: Tim Brown

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7 Comments for “Home Construction & Remodeling : How to Repair Old Kitchen Faucets That Leak”

  • ravello99 says:

    Why isn’t the faucet turned to his left so we can see what he’s doing!?!? Unreal.

  • DexDizzy says:

    i painted my kitchen orange with white trimming my house is a 1940′s house with original cabinets, i just hate then they have a weird smell to them i going to just get lowes rebuilt it with modern cabins,

  • Hano209 says:

    would be nice if you didnt have the faucet in the way of your presentation we can see what your doing…. thx

  • YORKIE230557 says:

    Where did you turn the water off-under the sink?if you did-follow the pipework until you find the main stop valve and turn the water off there as well just to be on the safe side-youre in the U.S. so i,m not sure that your system is the same as ours

  • peter13433 says:

    i turned the handle / knob to release the excess water but it still drips alot. i thinnk its cus the knob is broken. i twitsted it way too much and it like poped open alittle. is it still safe to take it apart?

  • YORKIE230557 says:

    If you shut off your valve-there will still be a bit of water in the pipework,turn the taps on before you do anything else-that will empty the remaining water and release the pressure

  • peter13433 says:

    if i shut off my shut off valve and it still dripps, is it still safe to take apart the faucet????!!?!?


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