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Repairing a leak under the sink requires you to find the exact location of the leak in the first place. Repair a leak under the sink with help from a longtime construction expert in this free video clip.
Expert: Nicholas Iarocci
Filmmaker: Alan Mack
Series Description: You shouldn’t have to shell out hundreds of dollars to an expensive contractor every time your home needs a little maintenance. Get tips on home sweet home repair with help from a longtime construction expert in this free video series.
I wish they get to the point I'm dieing here
See how my Sunday is going to be:))Thankyou!
Thanks, very good video.
Good Video. Simple and Complete. Good Job.
i have a leak from under the sink at the top of the faucet hose i think it is a seal how do i know what i need
Just used your advice! Many thanks!
nice! thanks for your video Nick!
saved me a $200. repairman visit, so many thanks
Very helpful. Clear and concise. Thank you!!
good job and very helpful thank you
how long it take to become a plumber
very helpful video! thanks a lot!!!
This is a damn good tutorial–no long-winded, self-serving BS, just a clear, easy-to-understand, right-to-the-point demonstration. Very helpful, thanks.
helpful video, thanks
This also is a good self- help video. I have just noticed that there was a Leak in my Bathroom & it has to do with the Sink :).
How do I know which washer fits the trap ?
I'm not a plummer by trade both of my risers are leaking the straight plastic tube type i put new ones in could not get them to stop leaking. Menards manager recommended the plastic flexible type like you have in the picture after getting home i read the fine print on the label CAUSES BIRTH DEFECTS CANCER and other problems they are very fast and easy to put in don't cost much and don't leak but i don't want lead and harmful chemicals in my drinking water then i bought the copper riser and they also leak can not tighten the plastic nut up enough by hand the plummer in Lowes told me they only make that nut in plastic. Have you ever read the warning label and are you worried someone with cancer or birth defects will make a law suit against your company because you installed the product?
Thank you. Found the source of the problem and fixed it with all the tools I already had in the garage.
Champion! Thanks, mate!
That's great banter
What ABOUT the p trap nylon washer at the nut ? Still leaking thanks for ******g
Could bad seating be causing the water to be dripping below sink. I replaced the hoses and it's still dripping from that area. The large black plastic nuts seem tight.