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A drip is caused by seepage from the water supply. Remember the water supply enters your home under pressure, so there must be a watertight seal holding back the incoming water when the faucet handle is in the OFF position. | A drip is caused by seepage from the water supply. Remember the water supply enters your home under pressure, so there must be a watertight seal holding back the incoming water when the faucet handle is in the OFF position. | ||
That seal is usually created by a washer pressed tightly against the faucet seat. Obviously, when the washer or the seat is not functioning properly, a little water can seep through and drip out of the faucet spout. To stop the drip, all you usually have to do is replace the washer or repair the seat. | That seal is usually created by a washer pressed tightly against the faucet seat. Obviously, when the washer or the seat is not functioning properly, a little water can seep through and drip out of the faucet spout. To stop the drip, all you usually have to do is replace the washer or repair the seat. | ||
=====How To Fix A Dripping or Leaky Double Handle Faucet===== | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX-OLwqFdHI by Lowe's Home Improvement YouTube] | |||
Dripping, leaky faucet driving you nuts? Watch how to figure out the problem and repair a double handle faucet. Find project details including a tools and materials list here: http://low.es/1RuYdy3 | |||
