Q: How to replace or clean the aerator of bathroom faucets?

A: Recessed aerator

1.Use the wrench to loose the aerator by rotating anticlockwise.

2.Wash the aerator to remove any dirty.

3.Reinstall the aerator and screw down.

External aerator

1.Unscrew the aerator by hand anticlockwise. If it can’t be loosened by hand, then we can use the pliter with protective claw to clamp the aerator.

2.Wash the areator to remove any dirty.

3.Reinstall aerator and screw down.

Q: If my bathroom faucet is making noise, how to fix it?

A: Clean or replace valve.

Q: How to replace the valve of multi-hand faucets?

A: Ceramic valve

1.Confirm the faucet water supply closed.

2.Take down the handle.

3.Use the adjustable wrench to take down the screw anticlockwise.

4.Take out the valve through pulling the lever.

5.Replace a new valve and confirm that the card tougue and slot of valve are in the same horizon.

6.Reinstall screw nut.

7.Reinstall the handle.

No gasket valve

1. Confirm the faucet water supply closed.

2. Take down the handle.

3. Use the adjustable wrench to take down the screw anticlockwise.

4. Take out the valve through pulling the lever.

5. Take down the seat washers and spring.

6. Replace the new seat washer and spring, and comfirm the cone shaped spring facing up.

7. Replace a new valve and confirm that the card tougue and slot of valve are in the same horizon.

8.Reinstall screw nut.

9.Reinstall the handle.

Q: What tools do I need to install a faucet?

A: Some common tools include:

Basin wrench

Adjustable wrench

Silicone sealant

Channel locks

Screwdriver

Flashlight

Q: When do I need to use thread seal tape?

A: The thread seal tape is only used for kitchen pop-up tail parts and bathtub and shower valves with IPS connections.

Q: What is the finish of faucets for your website?

A: Homerises has brushed nickel, PVD, chrome, oil rubbed bronze, brushed nickel, antique brass, polished brass and etc, customers could choose various faucets for your house.

Countertop cutout size for faucet installation: 3.4 - 3.8cm (1.35 - 1.5"), subject to the actual size of the faucet.