Plumbing Basics - Fixing a Leaky Faucet
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Plumbing Basics - Fixing a Leaky Faucet
Professional handyman Raymond Binnix demonstrates how to fix a leaky faucet.
Transcripts
Hi everybody, my name is Ray; I am from Dads Handyman Services. I have been doing this kind of work most of my life and weve working here in Northern Virginia for about 15 years. Today I am going to show you some basic plumbing problems and repairs. Here, we got a drippy faucet. To repair this faucet, were going to need some basic tools. We are going to need some Allen Wrenches, Channel Locks, a Utility Knife, a Screwdriver with multiple tips and some Latex Gloves, and of course, some replacement parts that you can pick up at most any Home Improvement Store. Well, lets get started.
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