TonyBagadonutz
Electrician
Here is a 1950's American Standard bathroom sink, the faucet (on the hot side, of course ) leaks - and the angle stop doesn't close all the way.
The faucets are 6" OC.
I need a temporary fix - this bath is the only one active as I am STILL working on the other bath.
Which would be the most cost effective way to go:
1- Replace the faucets, if anyone knows where I can get them. The supplyhouse doesn't have them, it was suggested I try Sears - sears.com did not have them.
2- Replace the whole sink with a low budget cabinet, sink and faucets.
3- Move. The whole family, we just up and move.
These are the choices as I see them....any thoughts?
The faucets are 6" OC.
I need a temporary fix - this bath is the only one active as I am STILL working on the other bath.
Which would be the most cost effective way to go:
1- Replace the faucets, if anyone knows where I can get them. The supplyhouse doesn't have them, it was suggested I try Sears - sears.com did not have them.
2- Replace the whole sink with a low budget cabinet, sink and faucets.
3- Move. The whole family, we just up and move.
These are the choices as I see them....any thoughts?