If the washer was replaced, the faucet generally went back into service and had no more leaks for a while. Along came washerless faucets, which presumably were meant to end the bother of ...

Most washerless faucets have a single handle to control the flow of both hot and cold water. A compression faucet, the older type, controls water by driving a shaft with a rubber washer at the end ...

If the washer was replaced, the faucet generally went back into service and had no more leaks for a while. Along came washerless faucets, which presumably were meant to end the bother of ...

Despite their name, "washerless" faucets do have some washers ... and other parts you'll need for the make and model of your faucet. Many kits come with instructions to guide you through the ...

A-There is no reason you have to call a plumber, nor do you have to replace the faucet. Although washerless faucets do not have washers, they do have replaceable cartridges (some have a ball-type ...