Dritz
New Member
First, I am clueless on DIY plumbing stuff but this seems like it should be a simple fix. I have one of those single handle kitchen sinks that you move from left to right for hot/cold and forward/back for water. I have an attached sprayer on the end of this old faucet that allows me to go from spray to stream by pulling down and pushing up. With all this pushing, pulling, left and right etc., my faucet has come loose from the porcelain sink top. It is still attached and works but one side pops up. How can I glue it back down to where it will stick in place again and allow me to continue the normal operation? I bought some plumber's putty but haven't tried using it yet because there are no instructions on it. I guess they assume if you bought it you know how to use it, plus I guess it works for all sorts of applications. I don't know if that will work, how to use it so that it will work, if there's like a drying time etc. Can someone please steer me in the right direction? Or am I crazy to try? BTW, I can't crawl under the sink or do any acrobatics so I'm hoping that's not needed.