How to Fix a Leaky Hose Spigot | Ask This Old House
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This Old House plumbing expert Richard Trethewey demonstrates how to fix a leaky garden hose spigot by tightening or replacing the bonnet packing, replacing the faucet washer, and using a reseating tool.
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Answers: How do I fix a leaky hose spigot?
- fixing a leaky garden hose spigot
- replacing faucet washer
- replacing bonnet packing
- using Teflon tape on faucet stem
- using a reseating tool on faucet seat
What it concludes
- 75 to 80 percent of outside garden faucets in the country leak when turned on, and the fix is relatively simple.
- Leaking when the handle is pulled all the way up indicates the bonnet or bonnet packing needs to be tightened or replaced.
- Dripping when the faucet is off indicates the washer at the base of the stem needs replacement or the seat at the bottom is scored.
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