(1) Once in the bathroom, I turned on the water, allowing the steamy drops to flow freely from the faucet .

(2) The simple commercial faucet eliminates the need to carry heavy water-filled pots from sink to stove.

(3) Pull it out of the wall and take it with you to your plumbing supply store or hardware and get the same length faucet .

(4) These particles can get stuck in the mechanical workings of the faucet and restrict the flow.

(5) Because the water is constantly heated in the tank, energy can be wasted even when no faucet is on.

(6) Before working on any faucet turn the water off and open the lines to drain into the sink.

(7) Both faucets contain a replaceable filter cartridge that's conveniently located right in the faucet head and can be changed without any tools.

(8) Water left in the hoses can freeze and expand, causing faucets and connecting pipes inside your home to freeze and break.

(9) As Americans look around today, we see that the grass is still green, drinkable water still flows from the faucets , and the supermarkets are still stocked with food.

(10) The facilities also will include automated toilet flush valves, faucets and lighting controls to improve operating cost efficiency.

(11) Fix leaky faucets and pipes and fill in any holes their dripping may have caused.

(12) Occasionally, a pregnant woman is exposed to significant amounts of lead in her drinking water if her home has lead pipes, lead solder on copper pipes or brass faucets .

(13) Install faucets with anti-scald devices that prevent water temperature from rising to dangerous levels, or buy pressure-balanced valves that equalize hot and cold water.

(14) Install aerators in faucets and low flow showerheads.

(15) To slow pipes from freezing, turn both hot and cold water faucets to a trickle; the continuous water flow will delay freezing.

(16) A tower box conceals faucets and pipes and connects them to plumbing outlets.

(17) Many renovated and new restrooms are including automatic sensors to control faucets and toilets.

(18) Cut tiles to fit around pipes and faucets after all the field tiles are laid.

(19) You should plug and caulk holes or penetrations for faucets , pipes, electric outlets, and wiring.

(20) Showerheads and lavatory faucets with flow rates of 1.0 to 1.5 gallons per minute are also gaining acceptance as functional designs improve.