No DIY for this stuff. Calling a plumber to install. But I want to make sure I'm buying the right stuff.
I'm planning to replace an ugly 20-year-old faucet that looks like this:
No DIY for this stuff. Calling a plumber to install. But I want to make sure I'm buying the right stuff.
I'm planning to replace an ugly 20-year-old faucet that looks like this:
They usually do come with a stopper rod to match the faucet, but check. Most faucets are of the same quality, it's the style or finish you're paying for.
I don't know anything about the brand you picked out but I always prefer Moen over Delta.
Moen and Delta are relatively easy to fix and find parts for. For the Moen, there's basically one part that can ever cause problems, short of a handle breaking. If the cartridge goes, Moen will send you a new one for free, or send a rebuild kit with all the parts you need.
I'm going to step up and pay around double the cheap one. I have enough problems. Thanks!
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