I noticed last night at about 1am that a slight, but constant stream of water was coming out of the faucet in the tub. I was able to make it stop, but...
I noticed last night at about 1am that a slight, but constant stream of water was coming out of the faucet in the tub. I was able to make it stop, but forget how I did since I was practically sleepwalking. There’s also a drip between the handle and the faucet. Please help! (I don’t have a lot of tools)
We had a semi-major plumbing issue that we had to have our water turned off to our house for over 24 hours. Well when we turned the water back on we had a lot of sand come through the faucets. And in our son’s bathroom the bathtub won’t stop running. It’s not a drip its a constant flow. And in other parts of our house the water pressure is low? Our plumbing issue was out in front of our house. A pipe came loose under our driveway. Help please!!
the sinks will only drip and it takes about 45 minutes to fill up my tub whats going on?
its been like this since we moved in here about 3 months ago my mom lives across the street and she has no problems none of the other houses around here have any problems
Thank you so much for the answer. Does the same thing apply if it is a major drip? And is there somewhere to turn off the water to the bathtub, like there is for a toilet?
When i put up the handheld unit, i turn off the water i end up getting a drip from the bottom faucet. But when it is just the head installed i get no drip when it is off. Not making any sense to me. Please Help.
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The faucet stopper is down and drips, and when lifting the faucet temporarily stops and after 3-4 minutes the drip comes from the shower head. Any ideas?
I have a constant drip coming from the bathtub faucet. Someone told me it could be the stem, but I can not get them out. I have removed the knobs (a two knob set up-cold and hot) to access the stems. I saw a hexagonal type shape thinking it was the stem, but all that came out was a bolt looking thing with threading on it. The stem is still connected and all I can see is a circle. No tub socket will fit around this circular object. I have tried pulling this circular thing out thinking it is a washer, but it will not move. I do not know how old the faucet is or what brand it is as it is unmarked and came with the house. What can I do besides using a hammer on it out of frustration? I have already been to lowes three times today and they are no help.