I appreciate you leaving in all of the problems you would come across while doing a project like this. Unlike the 3 minute video Home Depot provided that doesn't show you any real world shit all. Great video and thank you.
Bruh. Those big brand instructional vids are nothing but extended marketing materials. They want to make the job look so simple that it only takes a split second to do a pro quality job. It’s all in the name of making you buy their shit lol
Adding a good bead of 100% Silicone caulk under the top drain assembly is my favorite trick to make sure it never leaks. After you screw it down tight just take a paper towel and wipe away any that squeezes out into the sink area. Also, anywhere you have a threaded pipe you should use pipe tape. Very nice video. We were teaching our teen daughter how to change out a sink faucet and this video showed her all the steps perfectly. Don't let your kids move out until they learn basic household repairs.....and how to make toast and boil water so they don't starve in college Lol.
@@lemons_s Teflon tape helps create the seal on tapered threads. But not all threads are tapered threads, if there's something else creating the seal then the teflon doesn't make a difference. In this example the threads weren't making a seal, they're just pushing a tapered piece up into the joint. Another example would be the compression fittings in the flex hoses, the threads don't need tape because they're only being used to push down the compression ring
Nice video thanks for the effort and sharing. Just two notes, need to put a bead of plumbers putty underneath the drain pipe that installs through the top of the sink. When you take it down the putty will squeeze out which will help prevent any leaks, just wipe away the putty that squeezes out with a paper towel. Second, you recommend it to tighten everything as tight as possible. Not a good idea, overtightening plumbing can cause leaks, just get it tight but not as tight as possible. Thanks again bro
I LOVE your vid! Step 1 remove the cats! I have 4! Installing my first new centerset w stopper for my tenants, I’ve tried used sinks and faucets all leaked! So had to purchase new vanity and faucet sold separately and NOT assembled!! The instruction manual might as well be in Greek! Your video is user friendly so thank you! I also have floor mount plumbing so have to use the S trap! House built in 1899! Your video saved the day!! Thank you!
Thank you so much. I've been scrolling through so many videos that left me so confused. Thanks for your clear instructions and showing every angle, and the cute kitty cats. Bless You!
Thank you, I need to replace my bathroom faucet and I have already replaced three ceiling fans and a garbage disposal with the assistance of these videos. Very much appreciated.
Besides the very informative video, I have to say the camera angles you get are out of this world. I can't even get my hands where you have perfect lighting and a camera set up.
Well done extremely thorough no steps missed. Many other videos skip steps, this one is done so well and detailed I subscribed. Well done 5 star ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ video.
Hey dude, thank you very much for making the video. I replaced a faucet about 10 years ago and botched it pretty bad, had to have someone come do it right. Changing another one now and your video was a great refresher om what needs to be done.
@@damiensixone no water at all? Two things might be the problem... 1) did the main valve get turned back on? (the oval shaped knob featured at @6:18) 2) are the hoses that run underneath the sink tightened properly with no leaks? Without seeing it, not sure what it could be if not one of these. Good luck man.
@@followjamesadams I applied some silicone seal under the faucet gasket to stop leak and had to flush out aerator cause residue and debris clogged it. Works great now. Thank you 👍🏾
Lol... I'm watching this to prepare myself to replace my faucet and immediately knew this video was for me because step 1 is crucial, and I also will need to refer back to step 1 throughout the process.
I do remove the filter from the faucet befor runing any water, so the debries from the angle stops--- closing valves don't clogged it. very well explained thanks.
Great video! Just need to be careful tightness of the plastic parts, they’re easy to break or crack, also some leaks take more than a few second to appear so keep checking hours or days later.
Good video but one positive criticism I always use Plummer’s putty underneath drain seat and faucet seat. Even though instructions say it won’t leak with plastic gasket.
Nice video, was very helpful, especially with unexpected problems, you walked/got through them like a champ, Now, I was going to attempt to change my faucet, but, what do you do when you are not strong enough to get the darn screws off, or even get your body in a great position to maneuver around?
I have installed 6 of these, only have used 100% silicone in 1 case where the sink wasn’t flush to the poppy drain due to mfg defect in sink. And that was years ago , and still doesn’t leak. However I installed the Lowe’s version of this faucet
Excellent video work and straight forward explanation. I wouldn't mind lower volume on background music or none at all. Otherwise I give you a 9 out of 10.
Great, so I snipped a piece off of the horizontal rod, like you did. Now I've got a bigger problem. The new drain body, the big piece that goes down the sink, is about 5 inches shorter than my old one. Ugh!! I'll try to find another video. Thank you for YOUR video!
The faucet he removed was a popular builder B-grade model used a lot in the '70's. I replaced mine about ten years ago and finished an upgrade today. It can be maddening at times.
OK so replaced with a new faucet bc the old dripped and couldn't change out the cartridges so just got a whole new faucet. Now, it only has a small stream of water coming out with both sides wide open. So we took everything apart and retried still just a stream of water. Have great water pressure when not hooked up but horrible when connected. Idk if it's just the faucet or what else to try. Any help please......you can't even wash your hands not enough water comes out.
Should have applied teflon tape at the black threads above and below the overflow drain holes on your new black pipe from the box. You will probably get a leak.
I took the trap off and loosed the nut holding the pipe to the sink. Then I used a pair of vice grips to get ahold of the drain and unthreaded the pipe from the bottom.
Out of curiosity, how did this installation hold up? I was thinking that you should've used teflon tape when reconnecting the P-trap on the wall side, but I don't know for sure whether that's required. Did you ever get any leaks from the drain?
No leaks yet! I could have been lucky with the product quality and fit with my sink. I would definitely use plumbers putty/teflon tape in a couple areas to have more confidence in the longevity of the install if I were to do it again.
Good video. Coincidentally, I bought the exact same faucet today. My only "concern" is that it advises using silicone under the drain flange but you did not do that. (I'm guessing based on other comments that the putty does the same thing?) I guess I'm curious as to whether it is necessary. Based on the same comment, yes?
I may have I gotten lucky with solid manufacturing of my flange and the fit to my sink. I didn't have any leaks and still don't. But based on other comments and reading about it after the install, I'd suggest some plumbers putty just to be safe.
Oh yes! We could definitely be good friends and build a house together. lol. I go at your pace. I m just about to change a set right now. Thanks bro for this vid.
I did not have to change the set. It turns out a plumber saw the leak here at the house determining the true problem. But I have subscribed to your channel. I like your style.
One addition, you might want to use plumbers putty around the sink drain as a seal but looks like you had no leaks so no harm done. Plumbers use it to prevent call backs but I used it in a kitchen sink drain and got a call back as it was not a problem when I left, lol.
Trying to install a countertop water filter up to this faucet that comes with a diverter. and wondering what type of adapter will fit it. I can't seem to find any long female adapters to replace the aerator. I'm a noob and not sure what the heck I'm supposed to do lol. Can anyone help?
Better than ThisOldHouse! Is that blood on one of your fingers in the beginning twisting off the water hoses??? How many F-bombs were edited out. I had to take a Xanax just watching this thing. I'm going to DIY my own replacement. Wish me luck!
The bar that connects the lever on the faucet to the stopper inside the drain pipe has a piece that either screws, or clicks into the drain pipe. Take that part out and the bar holding the stopper in place will come out. The stopper should come straight up!
Wonderful video. I've replaced several faucets, but one complaint I have is that you should have removed the aerator your new faucet. There could have been debris left behind from the old faucet you removed that may clog up the water flow.
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I appreciate you leaving in all of the problems you would come across while doing a project like this. Unlike the 3 minute video Home Depot provided that doesn't show you any real world shit all. Great video and thank you.
Thanks, I try to keep it real!
@@knowitall8799 how do I get drain plug lever off the plastic once it snaps in?
Exactly! Videos that gloss over problems aren't doing anyone any favours. Thank you for this step-by-step real video.
EXACTLY!
Bruh. Those big brand instructional vids are nothing but extended marketing materials. They want to make the job look so simple that it only takes a split second to do a pro quality job. It’s all in the name of making you buy their shit lol
This is the most honest sink replacement video on the internet.
Adding a good bead of 100% Silicone caulk under the top drain assembly is my favorite trick to make sure it never leaks. After you screw it down tight just take a paper towel and wipe away any that squeezes out into the sink area. Also, anywhere you have a threaded pipe you should use pipe tape. Very nice video. We were teaching our teen daughter how to change out a sink faucet and this video showed her all the steps perfectly. Don't let your kids move out until they learn basic household repairs.....and how to make toast and boil water so they don't starve in college Lol.
Wish I would have learned this or even known how to do any maintenance when I first moved out. Very thankful for you tube!!!
There's no need for Teflon tape on those threads you should only need plumbers puddy or caulk to set the sink and make sure it doesn't move
@@rsswolf7068 How come teflon tape is not needed? Is having it still good for extra security though?
@@lemons_s Teflon tape helps create the seal on tapered threads. But not all threads are tapered threads, if there's something else creating the seal then the teflon doesn't make a difference. In this example the threads weren't making a seal, they're just pushing a tapered piece up into the joint. Another example would be the compression fittings in the flex hoses, the threads don't need tape because they're only being used to push down the compression ring
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Nice video thanks for the effort and sharing. Just two notes, need to put a bead of plumbers putty underneath the drain pipe that installs through the top of the sink. When you take it down the putty will squeeze out which will help prevent any leaks, just wipe away the putty that squeezes out with a paper towel. Second, you recommend it to tighten everything as tight as possible. Not a good idea, overtightening plumbing can cause leaks, just get it tight but not as tight as possible. Thanks again bro
I LOVE your vid! Step 1 remove the cats! I have 4!
Installing my first new centerset w stopper for my tenants, I’ve tried used sinks and faucets all leaked! So had to purchase new vanity and faucet sold separately and NOT assembled!! The instruction manual might as well be in Greek!
Your video is user friendly so thank you! I also have floor mount plumbing so have to use the S trap! House built in 1899!
Your video saved the day!! Thank you!
Thank you so much. I've been scrolling through so many videos that left me so confused. Thanks for your clear instructions and showing every angle, and the cute kitty cats. Bless You!
Thank you, I need to replace my bathroom faucet and I have already replaced three ceiling fans and a garbage disposal with the assistance of these videos. Very much appreciated.
Besides the very informative video, I have to say the camera angles you get are out of this world. I can't even get my hands where you have perfect lighting and a camera set up.
Thanks, you are SO right you have no idea!
Oh the kitty is the favorite part of The video!!😂❤ I came because I have to put in a kitchen faucet for the first time.
Well done extremely thorough no steps missed. Many other videos skip steps, this one is done so well and detailed I subscribed. Well done 5 star ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ video.
i like the way you removed the leak at 16:54. Its all good man, great honest video, you are not afraid
Very helpful to include working through the challenges you faced.
Hey dude, thank you very much for making the video. I replaced a faucet about 10 years ago and botched it pretty bad, had to have someone come do it right. Changing another one now and your video was a great refresher om what needs to be done.
I just finished replacing our bathroom faucet! I've been putting it off, but your video really helped me walk thru what to do next. Thank you so much!
After replacing did your water run again? Cause I just replaced mine and the water isn't running
@@damiensixone no water at all? Two things might be the problem...
1) did the main valve get turned back on? (the oval shaped knob featured at @6:18)
2) are the hoses that run underneath the sink tightened properly with no leaks?
Without seeing it, not sure what it could be if not one of these. Good luck man.
@@followjamesadams I applied some silicone seal under the faucet gasket to stop leak and had to flush out aerator cause residue and debris clogged it. Works great now. Thank you 👍🏾
@@damiensixone nice!!
Very through and explains all steps clearly and professionally. Thank you so very much!
Lol... I'm watching this to prepare myself to replace my faucet and immediately knew this video was for me because step 1 is crucial, and I also will need to refer back to step 1 throughout the process.
It's awesome that you kept in the issues you ran into and how you solved them. Thank you!!
You are awesome...❤ the way you us with step by step (NO Skipping) and now I feel confident that I can do it to.
Thank you 😊
I do remove the filter from the faucet befor runing any water, so the debries from the angle stops--- closing valves don't clogged it. very well explained thanks.
I agree so glad to see a real world video complete with lots of problems.
LOVE your added touch at end… drinking a glass of water from your new install job!! Lol puurrrrrfect!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉💗👍🙌🙌🙌🙏👏👏👏👏😁
Dude this was soooooo helpful. Easy to follow! Life saver!
Step 1 is always the hardest part of any project. 🐈🐈⬛ 😂
Nothing cats enjoy more than watching humans work.
Great video! Just need to be careful tightness of the plastic parts, they’re easy to break or crack, also some leaks take more than a few second to appear so keep checking hours or days later.
This was incredibly informative and completely comprehensible. 👏🏻
Did you not use silicone sealant on the gasket beneath the faucet?
Thanks so much for showing us step by step. This video and your great instruction is a big help for my changing my bathroom faucet..
Good video but one positive criticism I always use Plummer’s putty underneath drain seat and faucet seat. Even though instructions say it won’t leak with plastic gasket.
Thanks for the advice! Always good to hear from someone more experienced.
@@knowitall8799 the plastic clip in leaks through the pipe
Plumber's putty in not recommended on plastic unless it is stain-free.
@@AD-eq4kn Which plastic clip?
I just finished replacing a pair of faucets strictly according to the instructions. I had leaks in several places. Teflon tape solved them all.
Thanks so much! I was afraid to this myself but now I think I can!
You can do it!
Thanks for pointing out there'd be water in the pipe and the need to place a bucket underneath. Big store vidoes didn't mention that.
Beautiful cats ❤️❤️❤️❤️🐈🐈🐈🐈 and awesome video
Thanks, great job explaining step by step. Nice kitty cats , tool
Nice video, was very helpful, especially with unexpected problems, you walked/got through them like a champ, Now, I was going to attempt to change my faucet, but, what do you do when you are not strong enough to get the darn screws off, or even get your body in a great position to maneuver around?
can I bend the hot/cold water cords because its 10 inch to water supply line and I have 12 inch cord can I bend it or will it cause leaks
Yes, they're made to be bent
@@wigletron2846 thx
Success! This video helped me install my new Moen bathroom faucet-no leaks so far. Well done!! Appreciate you. Happy holidays Know it All!!
I have installed 6 of these, only have used 100% silicone in 1 case where the sink wasn’t flush to the poppy drain due to mfg defect in sink.
And that was years ago , and still doesn’t leak.
However I installed the Lowe’s version of this faucet
very good. better than two others that I watched.
Excellent video work and straight forward explanation. I wouldn't mind lower volume on background music or none at all. Otherwise I give you a 9 out of 10.
Thank you for the video, it was really helpful. Without knowing i bought the same faucet 👍
Great, so I snipped a piece off of the horizontal rod, like you did. Now I've got a bigger problem. The new drain body, the big piece that goes down the sink, is about 5 inches shorter than my old one. Ugh!! I'll try to find another video. Thank you for YOUR video!
just get a $2-3 tube extension at home depot. it'll be like 8 or 12 inches long and you just cut off as much as you want to make it fit
10/10 tutorial very sink informative.
Best video for do it yourselfers. Thank you thank you thank you! Great job!!!!!!!!
This video was great, thank you. I have this same exact model faucet and couldnt figure out how to remove it. This video helped so much.
The faucet he removed was a popular builder B-grade model used a lot in the '70's. I replaced mine about ten years ago and finished an upgrade today. It can be maddening at times.
OK so replaced with a new faucet bc the old dripped and couldn't change out the cartridges so just got a whole new faucet. Now, it only has a small stream of water coming out with both sides wide open. So we took everything apart and retried still just a stream of water. Have great water pressure when not hooked up but horrible when connected. Idk if it's just the faucet or what else to try. Any help please......you can't even wash your hands not enough water comes out.
VERY INFORMATIVE THANKS
Should have applied teflon tape at the black threads above and below the overflow drain holes on your new black pipe from the box. You will probably get a leak.
In this mostly clear video you completely glossed over the ONLY part I actually needed. How do you unscrew the top of the drain?
I took the trap off and loosed the nut holding the pipe to the sink. Then I used a pair of vice grips to get ahold of the drain and unthreaded the pipe from the bottom.
I just can belive you made a video for this!!!! I just can't!!!
I see you have the price of the faucet, but how much for the cat?
Gross cats are nasty
@@highlander5849 You’re nasty
@@highlander5849 Musty swamp
Wow so many things can go wrong lol… I hope it will be easier than this for me 😂🙌🏽
Wow and you did it in such a tight area!!!
Try installing 1/4 turn angle compression valves. They work well to stop leaking.
Out of curiosity, how did this installation hold up? I was thinking that you should've used teflon tape when reconnecting the P-trap on the wall side, but I don't know for sure whether that's required. Did you ever get any leaks from the drain?
No leaks yet!
I could have been lucky with the product quality and fit with my sink. I would definitely use plumbers putty/teflon tape in a couple areas to have more confidence in the longevity of the install if I were to do it again.
Very understandable!!
Thanks for the explanation, great job.
Thank you. Great video. Tight space but your explanation was clear. TFS
Fantastic Man!!
Great video!! Very helpful. Thankyou!
Thank you, my friend...helped a bunch!
Good video. Coincidentally, I bought the exact same faucet today. My only "concern" is that it advises using silicone under the drain flange but you did not do that. (I'm guessing based on other comments that the putty does the same thing?) I guess I'm curious as to whether it is necessary. Based on the same comment, yes?
I may have I gotten lucky with solid manufacturing of my flange and the fit to my sink. I didn't have any leaks and still don't. But based on other comments and reading about it after the install, I'd suggest some plumbers putty just to be safe.
Oh yes! We could definitely be good friends and build a house together. lol. I go at your pace. I m just about to change a set right now. Thanks bro for this vid.
I did not have to change the set. It turns out a plumber saw the leak here at the house determining the true problem. But I have subscribed to your channel. I like your style.
I have the same faucet how do i get the filter part off without pliers? don't want to crush the piece
What did you use to cut the piece off?
I did this exactly and the faucet is leaking from thr hose
Thanks
Si yo entendí que no se inglés
Cualquiera puede entender este video!
How much dues a plumber charge for a job like this one?
One addition, you might want to use plumbers putty around the sink drain as a seal but looks like you had no leaks so no harm done. Plumbers use it to prevent call backs but I used it in a kitchen sink drain and got a call back as it was not a problem when I left, lol.
Thinking the same thing but like you said no leaks either putty or silicone would be smart
Floyd Turbo, now there is a blast from the past
One question, you don’t use putty mud to seal?
Great video!!!👍💪🤜🤛
I just replaced mine but now my water isn't running. Any tips?
Good job
Great job! Thanks for the video!
It was very helpful thanks brother
You're lucky. I spent an hour trying to get one of those plastic basin nuts removed. I ended up using vice grips and drowning the threads in WD40.
Trying to install a countertop water filter up to this faucet that comes with a diverter. and wondering what type of adapter will fit it. I can't seem to find any long female adapters to replace the aerator. I'm a noob and not sure what the heck I'm supposed to do lol. Can anyone help?
Although plumbers putty was needed in my sink hole drain stopper. There was no way I could get it to tighten enough without leaking
You can also use silicone and teflon tape on threaded areas where necessary.
Great video
Thank you this will help
Thank you 👍
Thanks!
Better than ThisOldHouse! Is that blood on one of your fingers in the beginning twisting off the water hoses??? How many F-bombs were edited out. I had to take a Xanax just watching this thing. I'm going to DIY my own replacement. Wish me luck!
such hard work great job
Thank you for this video !
Nice video, doing mine today. Thank you.
I was able to do this in no time, thanks 😊
Step 1 remove the cats lmaoo
All I want to do is change the cold water. Because it runs, doesn't it need a little black washer in it? I don't want to take the whole thing apart
thank you. i will do that.
Nice Job!
I always turn off the main water valve in the basement to prevent drips. :)
Thank you for this
1209 how you take the bar back out of the receiver
Rockiest ever seen
How the hell do you get the stopper off??
The bar that connects the lever on the faucet to the stopper inside the drain pipe has a piece that either screws, or clicks into the drain pipe. Take that part out and the bar holding the stopper in place will come out. The stopper should come straight up!
Wonderful video. I've replaced several faucets, but one complaint I have is that you should have removed the aerator your new faucet. There could have been debris left behind from the old faucet you removed that may clog up the water flow.
AND I see you have a Mavic Air...gonna check that video now.
He can replace a sink AND has cats??
Sign me up! 😍
bro what with that leak going on??
Thank you soooo much!! You have a new subbie.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!