How Do You Stop A Peerless Faucet From Dripping?
Peerless faucets should last for many years with proper use and maintenance. But, even a Peerless faucet can develop a leak. Generally when a faucet leaks it means that water is getting by the valve stem or cartridge or there is a bad washer if the faucet has a washer. Replacing the valve stems on a two-handle model or the cartridge on a single-handle model will cost about $20 in parts, according to 2010 prices. Turn off the water supply underneath the sink; valves should be turned to the right. If no shut offs exist under the sink, the main water shut off for the entire house should be closed. Pry off the button cap on top of the handle. Unscrew the screw which holds on the handle and remove the handle. Remove the washer if there is one. Pull out the horseshoe-shaped retaining clip toward the bottom of the valve stem using needlenose pliers. Remove the valve stem by grasping it firmly with regular pliers and twisting it until it comes out. Place some all purpose grease in the cavity a
