Find answers to the most common questions about bathroom faucets & fixtures.
Clean the aerator (unscrew the spout tip) to remove debris. If pressure is still low, check the home’s main water valve or install a pressure-balancing valve.
Replace the cartridge, O-rings, or washer (varies by faucet type). Turn off water supply before disassembling.
Leaks are often due to worn-out O-rings, cartridges, or washers. Turn off the water, disassemble the faucet, and replace the faulty part.
Basic tools include an adjustable wrench, basin wrench, plumber's putty, Teflon tape, screwdrivers, and a bucket for water drainage. A flashlight and towel are also helpful.
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