It was very helpful.
Thanks

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to the tap(faucet) discarders, I thought the idea was to save resources; to the washer/carbon wire challenged, bring it to a hardware store and ask a couple of questions. Sheesh, or to quote Goofy, \" Ah-hyuk\"

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I like your hands

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Reply to #6:  If you screw this up. . . you fail at life.
If you comment like this \"When you mess it up, like a lot of people do when they attempt this stuff, call a licensed plumber.\" you fail at life.

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dont forget to turn off the water supply before removing the faucet

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Reply to #6:  \"When you mess it up, like a lot of people do when they attempt this stuff, call a licensed plumber.\" --> Are you serious?

Call a licensed plumber for a leaky outdoor faucet? Don't comment again please.

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When you mess it up, like a lot of people do when they attempt this stuff, call a licensed plumber.

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it's called a tap!

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\"and replace the washer with an identical washer\"... yeah... that was the part that I thought this video would sort of help out with. Do you realize how hard those are to track down for the average guy? I'd rather blow $8 on a new faucet and go do something more productive.

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so meticulous ...wait I don't have a packing nut that fits, nor do I have carbon wire...wtf lol..

reminds me of that Troy Mclure bbq assembly video.

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Or just buy a new faucet for $8. Sheesh

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Great, thanks.

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