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    Leak under bathroom sink

    leak Uh oh. Well, I definitely see the water squirting out from underneath the washer, but I guess there could be a crack in that spot. Someone suggested I replace the line with a new flexible one, but I want to avoid shutting off my main water supply, if I can. I live in a condo, so it's...
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    Leak under bathroom sink

    supply line The line is about 20 years old. It's a stiff metal hose that has ridges. It was connected to the faucet with a brass bolt, and when I loosened the bolt there was a rubber washer around the hose at the connection site. I'm not sure about the size.
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    Leak under bathroom sink

    I have a leak where the cold water supply line connects to the faucet. I disconnected the line from the faucet and tried replacing the slip-joint washer, but when I reconnected the line to the faucet, the leak actually got worse. It seems like the new washer is not creating a good seal. Does...
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