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> Because of course everyone carries a stock of washers I was taught that you should always have a set in the toolbox... > And of course you can shut down the
by King-Aaron 8y ago
> Because of course everyone carries a stock of washers
I was taught that you should always have a set in the toolbox...
> And of course you can shut down the water to the faucet at a moments notice
I was under the impression that even apartment/units have a separate water main valve to isolate the individual unit? My previous places did, although I more frequently rent houses.
> And the replacements never fail
They honestly rarely do fail when you put a fresh washer in.
> And obviously everyone has time to do such a project the moment the drips start
It honestly takes so little time to change a washer, I'm surprised that you've made such a long post about it, haha. A tap is a machine with one moving part... It's pretty straight forward and you can change a washer in like a minute.
- ars 8y agoUnless the bibb screw is rusted to nothing and you can't get it out. Or you got it out but you don't have a new one. I've changed washers before, the things I posted are from experience not theory.