9:25 you don't need tape at all on the bottom of the faucets threads. The hose has an oring inside of it which seals it. Putting in on the threads is asking for a leak because it won't screw on properly or tight enough. just FYI
Trying to figure out what tool I need to remove the nut on the drain without removing the pedestal for easier access and I can't find a single video where they don't do that.
So at 3:44 how were the bolts removed? Hoping to see that but highly doubt this is a pedestal sink at 3:44. Please rename your video and stop misleading.
If you watched the whole video, you would see at 2:00 I indicated "The next photo disconnecting the white pipe fittings, mounting tabs & lift rod was from another faucet installation. The steps are the same. " Hope you can read this better. Also we are not professional plumbers, we're regular homeowners doing it ourselves. Thank you.
Fantastic video - thank you for being so detailed and showing every single step!
Hey you're welcome. Glad to help 👍😉
You make it look easy. I had a plumber tell he won't do a pedestal sink because he had no access to the pipes. He was just lazy apparently.
It's actually a little challenging, you really need the basin wrench to help you with the awkward space behind the sink.
Thanks so much for this video! I successfully (for the first time & with no experience) was able to change out our faucet and drain, thanks to you! ☺️
You're welcome and thank you for watching it 👍 we try to make our vids as easy to follow as possible
9:25 you don't need tape at all on the bottom of the faucets threads. The hose has an oring inside of it which seals it. Putting in on the threads is asking for a leak because it won't screw on properly or tight enough. just FYI
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is there anyway to do this without removing the sink? My sink would have to be destroyed because it is cemented to the tile.
I think so, as long as you have enough space to access and have the right tools like the channellock and basin wrench.
Everything super helpful, except for the caulking/silicone - I’ll find another video for that step lol
I'm glad you find the vid helpful, thanks 😉
Trying to figure out what tool I need to remove the nut on the drain without removing the pedestal for easier access and I can't find a single video where they don't do that.
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Why do you need the basin wrench if you are gonna take off the sink anyways
we replaced the faucet
Don’t need Teflon tape for compression fittings with the rubber inserts.
ok good to know
Thank you for sharing Po. Sending my full support. Hintayin ko na lang ang suporta niyo Salamat.
Salamat po, sinuportahan ko po kayo :) mukang masarap ang mga luto nyo po
The caulking was painful to watch.
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I think u skip a step
When you remove supply lines from the faucet.
I think you're right, I posted another video that includes the removal of the white pvc here - czcams.com/video/eCEOj5R0Rhs/video.html
Best video!!! Thank You!
Thank you ♥
This is not a pedestal sink that he is disconnecting from his disconnecting from a regular regular sink
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Why not disconnect the sink from the wall before removing the faucet & pop up? Duh
You can do that too
*like would recemend*
thank you ♥
So at 3:44 how were the bolts removed? Hoping to see that but highly doubt this is a pedestal sink at 3:44. Please rename your video and stop misleading.
This is a pedestal sink.
If you watched the whole video, you would see at 2:00 I indicated "The next photo disconnecting the white pipe fittings, mounting tabs & lift rod was from another faucet installation. The steps are the same. " Hope you can read this better. Also we are not professional plumbers, we're regular homeowners doing it ourselves. Thank you.