Fantastic tutorial done at just the right speed with great discussion. Only recommendation would be post the links to the kit you used just in case someone isn’t familiar with the various tools and types. It would be an easy way for them to quickly get everything they need to do the repair.
No idea why this showed up in my feed. But you don't need to put Teflon tape if you use a rubber washer in the new hose bib. Both serve the same purpose. I would personally use Teflon over a rubber washer or alternatively a CNAF washer. Rubber does degrade over time, especially if you have a lot of chlorine in the water.
I was just gonna say… my new faucet came without a rubber washer, but I do have white plumbing tape. So do you recommend I buy a washer? If so, what size fits into a 3/4” faucet, is that also 3/4”?
Fantastic tutorial done at just the right speed with great discussion. Only recommendation would be post the links to the kit you used just in case someone isn’t familiar with the various tools and types. It would be an easy way for them to quickly get everything they need to do the repair.
Thanks for the tip!
I agree the point made about the speed of explanation. Well done, Sir. It helped me for sure.
Just bought some pipe wrenches only to find out that my bib was soldered lol. At least now I know what to do thanks
Hope it goes well and you now have some new tools lol
No idea why this showed up in my feed. But you don't need to put Teflon tape if you use a rubber washer in the new hose bib. Both serve the same purpose. I would personally use Teflon over a rubber washer or alternatively a CNAF washer. Rubber does degrade over time, especially if you have a lot of chlorine in the water.
Thank you Sir!
Glad you liked it, thank you
I was just gonna say… my new faucet came without a rubber washer, but I do have white plumbing tape. So do you recommend I buy a washer? If so, what size fits into a 3/4” faucet, is that also 3/4”?
I think it should be
Is MAP gas better than propane? Having trouble getting the solder to melt.
I was told map gas burns hotter than propane so you may have better luck with it