I was left with just the hose to wash dishes :(
The next day I found myself at Home Depot because washing dishes with just the hose that shoots wherever it's aimed was becoming stressful. I spent about 30 mins in the faucet section and finally selected this one. I am excited to have the addition of the soap pump!
Normally, I would wait for my husband to
The 1st step was to turn off the water and disconnect the hot and cold hose connections ....easy enough.
I don't have any pictures of the next several steps, but trust me, it was no picnic being crammed into a tiny space under the sink trying to unscrew and disconnect the rest of the parts and pieces that had been there for 11 years. Ugh!
It took me 2 hours to get the old faucet out. The good news is I learned a lot about how the faucet is connected so it made the installation of the new faucet much easier :)
Goodbye old faucet!
Hello pretty new faucet!
This was a major accomplishment for me, so I've been patting myself on the back ever since :)
I have a whole new respect for plumbers!
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Whoa!!!!! You did good! I would have been a nervous wreck. Your new faucet looks wonderful. Congrats on your new title. :)
ReplyDeleteYou go girl!! That is a great accomplishment and now you will appreciate it every time you use it!
ReplyDeleteBravo! I'm so very impressed. I'd be patting myself on the back too. Wow, that is a huge deal. I redid the toilet works once and thought I was a genius, but it took so long I wondered if it was worth it. Usually it is, just to know you could and did do it! Way to go! Thanks for stopping over at Quirky Vistas. I enjoyed hearing from you about the abundant pumpkin patches. I can hardly imagine living near farms and all the fun sights that such scenery must bring.
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