Nice one Justin,fortunate it was only needing lubricated,being a time served mechanic and a handyman I've used a lot of WD40 and as far as I'm concerned it's magic,we used to use it years ago to spray on the distributor cap and plug leads to disperse any moisture that may be causing any arcing and preventing the car from starting,thankfully that's not needed nowadays but it was a great cure
I have new 4 finger taps, which you unscrew the hot of cold case to tighten, the problem is the tap head keeps coming loose and I have to keep tightening the hot tape screw every three days. Can you advise?
Need a video on how to fix kitchen cabinet doors that stick after being re-painted. I’ve sanded and sanded, and they still stick. Also have had a tough time getting the hinges and pulls to fit right after re-installing.
Thanks for that. I have a stiff tap, which looks just like the one you worked on so this video could come in useful. Can I ask, is it safe to use WD 40 to free it up like that? Once applied to the tap, can it get into the water you drink or wash up with?
Him: "We've got an adjustable spanner..." Me: "WHAT DID YOU JUST CALL ME??" Seriously, though. Very helpful video indeed! Now I won't break my wrist while turning my shower off and on!
very good presentation, nice to see that sometimes things do not go accordingly to plan.
🎉 bravo 🎉
Love the videos man regardless if I have the problem or not
Awesome 👍
Thank you so much, I've just fixed the cold tap then realised that the hot tap should be better so I did that too!
Haha brilliant stuff 👏
Thanks, tried this today after our hot tap seized - worked perfectly.
Nice one Justin,fortunate it was only needing lubricated,being a time served mechanic and a handyman I've used a lot of WD40 and as far as I'm concerned it's magic,we used to use it years ago to spray on the distributor cap and plug leads to disperse any moisture that may be causing any arcing and preventing the car from starting,thankfully that's not needed nowadays but it was a great cure
Cheers. Oh yes I remember the days of taking off the distributor cap on my xr2 haha, and a manual choke 😂
Yeah wd-40 has always been in my life too
WD-40 will permanently stain the cheap chrome plating that's on many kitchen faucets
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
It did work for me today 👍thanks again
Man !, you are so awesome and to the point, thanks dear.
Good video as usual, always explained brilliantly.
Thanks Mark
I have new 4 finger taps, which you unscrew the hot of cold case to tighten, the problem is the tap head keeps coming loose and I have to keep tightening the hot tape screw every three days. Can you advise?
good vid needed this cheers
Great job JB... 🔧 👍🏾
You really helped me thanks.
WD40 is bad on our rings and washers so if you use it change any you have sprayed, or use the silicone based spray
Need a video on how to fix kitchen cabinet doors that stick after being re-painted. I’ve sanded and sanded, and they still stick. Also have had a tough time getting the hinges and pulls to fit right after re-installing.
So WD 40 is enough lubrication? No need for any silicone?
This is fine
Thanks for that. I have a stiff tap, which looks just like the one you worked on so this video could come in useful. Can I ask, is it safe to use WD 40 to free it up like that? Once applied to the tap, can it get into the water you drink or wash up with?
Just use cooking oil
@@adderon Thanks!
Professional Plumber advise never use WD40 on tap, it will damage the tap and pollute the water.
Him: "We've got an adjustable spanner..."
Me: "WHAT DID YOU JUST CALL ME??"
Seriously, though. Very helpful video indeed! Now I won't break my wrist while turning my shower off and on!
Next job, redoing the silicone above the upstand 😜
Haha yeah I knew someone would notice that 😂
@@JBTV Everyone's favourite job!
Not a good idea. Use potable silicone grease instead.
Do not follow this recommendation. You live to regret it.I found more than 5 errors omitions i would avoid at all costs
WD 40 is not water safe 🥺