Leaking faucet

A leaking bathroom faucet is more annoying than dangerous. But one drip per second adds up to 2,082 gallons over a year. Fix a leaking bathroom faucet using our step by step guide.

All those wasted drops of water add up, and the solution can be simple for even an occasional DIYer.

Water is essential to life on this planet, yet millions still lack access to clean water. These eight simple steps help you green your water use.

This step-by-step guide shows you how to fix a leaky faucet on four different faucet types.

Learn how to repair a Delta two-handled bathroom or kitchen faucet by replacing the seat, spring, and possibly the faucet stem.

Leaking pipes could be doing gradual damage to your home without you even noticing. Check out these tips to tell if there is a leak in your pipes 👇

<p>Learn about four types of faucets, what causes them to drip, and how to repair them.</p>

Once an outdoor water faucet begins leaking, you need to replace the valve stem’s rubber seal or else risk not only wasted water but the possibility of the leaking water freezing and rupturing the faucet or water supply pipe. Loosen the nut on the faucet to remove the valve stem from the faucet’s pipe to fix any leaks.

When faucets start to leak it can be very frustrating if you don't know what kind of parts to buy to fix the leak. Faucet valves have come a long way from

Fix a dripping kitchen faucet with replacement parts.