DIY: How to Replace and Install a Bathroom Sink Faucet
Is your bathroom or kitchen sink faucet leaking or clogged? Learn how to replace a sink faucet yourself in under an hour with common hand tools. This repair is quick and easy, and a new faucet can be installed with only two tools. The average cost for a plumber to replace a faucet is $400 so by doing this yourself you save $350 and every time you use the sink you can be proud you replaced your faucet yourself!
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0:00 How to replace a bathroom sink faucet
1:20 How to shut off water
1:58 Remove old faucet
3:20 Install new faucet
5:40 How to replace drain
8:26 Install new drain
9:23 Check for leaks
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Ok, so after reading through the comments, I see a lot of you guys want more HOME IMPROVEMENT videos. I have decided to post future home improvement videos on ChrisFish since ChrisFix is mostly subscribed to for cars and I dont want to make anyone mad.
amen
I agree too but i prefer car fixes more
You should make a home improvement channel called homefix or Chrishouse or something
I guess I'll have to start watching Chris fish now. I wouldn't even mind watching some home improvement stuff on the main channel, personally. Maybe even have a third channel specifically for home improvement. Chris Furnish, maybe?
Or a third channel lol
I understand he's a car channel, but this guy can make some seriously killer tutorials for anything. Love it
Thanks!
@@chrisfix, it was good......but the replacement blinker fluid was an epic!
@@joseywales3789 so was “How To Fix Piston Return Springs”
Want to 'like' this comment, but at 666.
I think people that are interested in fixing cars usually fix other things too. We know winter is coming and he can't film outside, so this kind of videos would be very interesting
Now THIS is what I was looking for! An ACTUAL tutorial, not just somebody showing off in a 2-minute video. This was actually HELPFUL, while not wasting my time. THANK YOU, Chris! ❤️
@catherinealexander6255 YES!! It's pretty stunning on some of these "tutorials" on YT how LONG many people can yak, yak, yak without saying a darn thing. Thank You, Chris Fix! I'm NOT PAYING some plumber $450 bucks for this simple job.
I literally feel so confident that I'm on my way to Lowe's. Thank you, sir. I know this is way later than when you posted it. Your content still has value. My sink handle just broke 15 minutes ago. Other videos went too fast and spoke as if everyone spoke fluent plumber. I'm a nurse. The parts I speak are organs. I really appreciate you. Yes, your voice will guide me through this process. Ok, let me go to the store before it gets too dark. THANK YOUUUU!! 🙏🏾
OK. I'm back. My confidence was shaken when it came time to the little stick and hook part, but it's done. In the first attempt at water, we had a leak. 😬 But it was a simple fix that we thought we actually had right. The water hose was crooked. When I say we, as in my son and I. Honestly, this was such a good lesson in how we work together, how we communicate, and how we can have grace with one another. He's 21 yrs old and raised by my single self, and I appreciate us learning together. I can tell you now that we both know how to change out a sink. Hopefully it won't take as long next time. 😅 We had the tools but lacked knowledge. There were so many life lessons, all just from changing a sink. 🙏🏾 Anywho, thanks again. ❤
@@MsMona-qg9jxwhat a blessing!
I like that even if Chris is joking around, he still care to learn us something new and useful
Oh yeah I just realized today was April fools day. I just got done watching the video and not thinking twice
I thought this was gonna be one of his aprilfools videos lol
Blinker fluid video changed my life.
I can tell you haven’t been here for his previous April fools jokes lol
@@libinator14 what are we missing?
I know he usually does an April fools thing every year but he actually explained how to do this so well lol
I'm kinda sad it wasn't an April Fools prank. I was expecting water to come spraying out at him at the end of the video...
@@MikeHeath TOTs video about turning a cube on the lathe on the other hand…
The April Fool's joke was that we thought there would be an April Fool's Joke.
that he explains it so well makes it even better XD
@@HvV8446 That was epic!
Quick tip with changing sinks: the hardest part is usually having enough room under the sink in tight locations to fit a wrench so they make a dedicated tool called a Basin Wrench that is entirely vertical so it is easy to loosen and tighten hard to reach bolts.
Thank you so much. That is where my problem is.
I have that same problem. Grip pliers are too big.
Thank you. I could not figure out how to loosen that bolt in such a tight space.
Thank you for teaching this nearly 40-year-old lady who isn't very handy how to do this. Took much longer than expected to get the old fixtures off, and took some major improvising to get the super stubborn old mounting nuts off, but I'm now the happy owner of a brand new faucet and drain pipe thanks to you!
Hey great. I'm a 71 years old lady and I should be more brave like you and give it a try.
Everyone who makes DIY videos needs to learn from ChrisFix. Clear instructions, to the point, and great editing.
Thanks!
My thoughts exactly
Best camera angles too. Those are clutch.
agree
EXACTLY! Chris is clear and concise. No time wasted with irrelevant verbiage. (Like many DIY's do.)
Even as an April's fools joke, this guy can really break down a task in clear steps, he (ChrisFix) is a natural at this and can only wish he could teach this skill to most school teachers, so our educational system would jump to the top.
who's he?
@@bedhead-tb4qg I think it's ChrisFix, but I'm not entirely sure...
@@bedhead-tb4qg go to bed
@@philipphermann9454 I can see where you're coming from, but the incoherence in the structure of the comment leaves the subject of the clause up to interpretation.
@@eelasticc3798 The submitter of the comment above should have used the name of the person they wanted to mention instead of puny personal pronouns!
I have to agree with the comments that came before mine. This is one of the BEST videos on how to change a bathroom faucet. Excellent step by step directions. You just saved me from getting ripped off by a handyman who wanted to charge a licensed pulmbers prices. Again excellent video!!!!!! Thank you.
Love to see you doing vids like this. As someone who works as a plumber, this is almost exactly how it would be done professionally. A few things for next time, the gasket on the pop-up drain has the beveled edge facing the sink so it seals, and it would be a good idea to hold the cut off valves while replacing the supply lines so you don't risk breaking a water line. This isn't right or wrong, but I like to take the drainage out first, then do everything else, and re-install the drain last. It gives you more room in the cabinet. All in all great video keep up the good work. I would 100% recommend to someone
Great pro tips. Due to tight space and possibly lay on our back, thus we need to use good process to make job easier. I also have my channel and for sure cars, maintenance, and money etc. are good tips to do. Thx
Not gonna lie, I wasn't expecting this year's April Fools video to literally just be a solid tutorial, where the only thing that's unusual is the subject matter being different from the usual car repairs. Genuinely, I wouldn't mind more of this!
It's the April Fool's spirit the world *actually* deserves!
@@BringItOn_Home AND needs
I also thought this was a April fools prank
Same.
I mean Chris had some nice April Fools videos. The fart remover has to be my favorite 😂
As a plumber, I was super impressed. Everything was explained clearly, and install was almost perfect. However, the gasket for the drain is installed backwards. It's shaped so that the smaller side actually pulls up into the sink hole slightly. Overall a decent install, and no leaks speaks for itself.
No plumbers puddy around the drain inside the sink dono if its needed ? But I was always taught to do that ?
@@b_man3179 the new ones have a gasket, on those you're not supposed to since it can cause some kind of damage to the plastic.
@@b_man3179 you don’t need it because it has that rubber gasket built into it but the sink itself should have had silicone or plumbers puddy, but if there’s no leaks it shouldn’t matter
@@b_man3179 like others have said, if it's got a gasket, it's not needed. I've always thrown them away and used putty, but fora homeowner instruction video, the gasket works just fine.
@@loganreagan4464 lol I never trust the gaskets either i always use silicone now
No matter what tutorial he makes, he always makes it simple and more informative, which I really love it
Young man, thank you from an old man. You are very thoughtful about thoroughly explaining each and every step and how things go back together (in case I forget). Well done - you will do well by yourself as well as everyone you educate along the way. Keep on truckin’ Chris Fish!😎👍✌️ jeff
This could turn into a good secondary series! This is a very useful and usable video for a lot of people, done in the classic ChrisFix style we love!
“Dad how do I” Is a good channel for stuff like this
wym he uploads these kinds of vids every week, thats why we are here right, for household fix videos :3
I literally just bought a new faucet last week and have been waiting to install it till I get home from a work trip. Thanks Chris, your timing is weirdly perfect as always!
Haha I'm glad the timing worked out! Let me know how this goes!
i thought the reply would be April fools 🤔
Agreed, the timing IS weirdly perfect. I'm not replacing everything like Chris did, but this was a big help for how-to on a sink. I was kinda hoping for piston return springs part 2, but this was great.
I too need to work on my bathroom sink... and I have a theory about Chris' weirdly perfect timing. He's actually Santa Clause and is always watching 🤣
@@sirscott_, it's hard to argue with that theory. Chrisfixkringle? 🤔
Wow thank you very much! I called a plumber. 2 times he comes out and said what needs to be done but can't do it that day... so why come. It's a simple faucet change!!! I'm gonna do it myself and forget him! Thank you
Love your video man. I remember seeing this on April Fools Day and thought "ha that's pretty" but recently my sink clogged and I ended up rewatching this video to figure out how to fix it. Just had to clean the P trap out and it was right as rain again. Thanks Chris! Appreciate all you do!
Perfect! Glad the video was helpful!
I love that even though this was meant as an April fool's joke he actually made an informative and high quality video. I'd be so down to see more home improvement videos like this in the future.
Chris, I love how easy you make things. we've owned a replacement faucet for 2 years now, and we've never installed it. (Our faucet leaked a ton and the gasket was broken) I'm 15, so I figured I couldn't do it correctly alone, but this video showed me just how easy it is! got it done today while my dad was out for errands, and when he came back he was super happy that it was one more thing off of his huge list of repairs to do. Thank you
That’s amazing dude, I’m proud of you and super happy for you. 💚🖤
Right on man!!!! AWESOME job!!!
You're 15? Nice! Way to go kid!
w son
good job kid
Chris....you do a great job explaining how to do things. I have watched many of your car repair video's and they have helped immensely. As did this one. Thank You
Thanks a lot!
This video is so so helpful. Thank you very much. I was able to replace the faucet with ease at zero plumber cost. Well done 😊
Awesome! I'm glad the video was helpful!
I love this direction for the channel, the DIY thanos. Cars got me doing repairs and it transitioned to repairs beyond that. Excited to be able to expand that knowledge through you. Your videos are always a treat.
I was just thinking the same. There are plenty of DIY channels but Chris has something special that amps me up to step outside my comfort zone. He just makes it looks so easy. By the time you realize it's actually much harder than it looks, it's too late! But now you can do it :)
I’ve been waiting for these types of videos….planning on remodeling my whole house
I’m seeing a lot of “Chris fix is a car channel” although it has mostly been around cars he is just a tutorial channel and cars is his hobby, Chris fix is just a handy man who knows how to put together a tutorial that is VERY well researched
Thank you for this video! I am not usually savvy with this type of stuff but I was able to swap out my bathroom sink! This video was so clear- still took awhile because some bolts were so hard to unscrew but wouldn’t have been able to do it without this
I know this is a 4/1 thing but PLEASE make more of these! I’m so here for it, just bought my first home and need this energy!
You mean 1/4?
@@kosomies 4/01 in the US. Rest of the world writes it backwards.
There are plenty of amazing channels that have these tutorials
@@jgood005 Rest of the world writes it correctly, since it's the first of April, not fourth of January.
@@kosomies It’s April 1st not January 4th
Love how this year's april fools is still very useful and informative
ikr. I was just about to replace a faucet rn when I saw this video lels.
Thank you ! Best tutorial I’ve found for this. Thank you
Thanks!
Thank you. No plumber needed. I watched an install a long time ago and the plumber suggested when using plumbers putty to really glob it on. Too many people use too little. You will be able to wipe off the excess. Thanks for the great video Chris!
Finally I have waited for this one for sooo long
As a plumber myself I end up recommending that customers do jobs like this themselves but I've seen some crazy stuff happen when they aren't exactly informed. I'm more than happy recommending this video to anyone who needs some detailed and clear instructions on how this process works. My only criticism is that the drain gasket should have had the flat side facing the nut and the angled side facing the sink, just like the compression fitting on the ptrap
How about using Teflon tape on all water connections?
@@David-Cull also plumber's putty for the drain too?
@david You don't need teflon tape for the water lines due to them having gaskets already.
@@iamageek500 You don't really need plumbers putty on bathroom sink faucet due to them having some type of rubber gasket (it should come with one). The only place that you would really need to use plumbers putty on sinks are on kitchen sink baskets.
Thanks Asa
I NEED more videos for the home improvement like this.
Dude ChrisFix… i watch your videos for my car issues, tonight i had a bathroom sink issue and 💥BOOM💥… There you are to save the day again… your video made it so simple that i’m confident to do the whole faucet replacement!!! Thanks Brother 🤙🏽
I really wouldn't mind more of these DIY videos on other days too.
I mean, it's ChrisFix, not ChrisFix Cars. So technically, he can fix anything.
Broooooo you should keep doing this, as a maintenance tech, you could really do the apartment industry a lot of good with these tutorials! I already knew how to do this particular replacement, but the concept of having home improvement tutorials paired with your quality and talented teaching skills is something that I would love to see more of!
THIS WAS GREAT!!!! I am just leaving a comment so this guy's page gets boosted and he keeps making tutorials like this!
You’ve taught me how to change the rotors and brake pads in my car, fix scrapes and dents in my paint, and now that I’m a new homeowner, you’re helping me swap out my leaky sink. You are an angel.
Nice video as always! One thing worth to notice: When opening up the valves for the hot and the cold water, turn them till they're completely opened and then close them a little again. If there is some biuldup happening in the valve over time it doesnt render it uncloseable cause you can then break that loose by opening the valve a little and afterwards it should be good to close.
Pro tip
Thanks for the tip!
This! I remember when I first replaced my faucet. I was freaking out because I slowly opened the water line and that was vibrating terribly. I ended up calling my uncle who is a plumber and ended up a good laugh. OPEN WIDE, THEN ADJUST
I reinstall the p-trap and then run the old hose into the p-trap and fully open and close it a few time to flush it out ... If i cant use the p-trap im run it into a bucket and flush it out like that ...
He is single handedly saving people so much money with his videos! I'm so thrilled to see more of these!
What a terrific video! The water shut-off valves in my previous house were so seized it was impossible.
You have a gift for teaching. This was so concise, clear, and no fluff. Wow.
Now everyone bout to have functioning cars and home. Great Job chris🔥🔥
Also those most useful April fools joke video I've ever seen😂
the legend has reappeared
I uploaded 2 weeks ago lol
@@chrisfix Thats such a lonngggg time
@@chrisfix feels like forever ago😔
True man
after watching this video, we had enough confidence to replace our cruddy bath sink faucet. not as daunting as we originally thought thanks to your superb instructions and know-how. save $$ too!
Why do I feel so empowered after watching this? 💪🏻
Because now you know!
You should definitely do more non-car oriented videos! You have a great format, and it can work for just about any type of repair or upgrade.
The best part of this is I was just thinking of changing this in my bathroom yesterday! Now I know I can do it with the help of Chrisfix! And I would legit love to see more home repair videos! Make a third channel!
I shit you not, i repaired the slow drain yesterday, and messed up the bathroom a little. If only i saw this video earlier!
This was so great! Very clear instructions with great camera work and narration. I now know exactly what I'm doing when I go to replace my faucet. Thanks!
One of the best "how to" videos I've seen. Very good camera angles, descriptions of tasks, easy to understand, etc.
I've seen a lot of bathroom faucet replacement tutorials, and this one is still probably the best filmed and most clearly explained one (even if it's a prank!)
how is this a prank? maybe it's a joke and I'm dumb..?
@@kacey797 It was an April Fool's Day "prank" since this channel is generally a channel for fixing automobiles, not faucets.
I'm a professional plumber and this is actually a good faucet tutorial! Last year Chrisfix videos helped me drop my transmission so I could get to a broken clutch release bearing and I've always enjoyed your tutorials so it was fun to see something in my line of work
Would this repair really cost around $400? Lol
@@Papi4l2 No if you buy the faucet and call a plumber you’ll be charged a minimum 1 hour service fee so most likely around $100 depending on rates
I always appreciate your instructive videos and positive and enthusiastic attitude. It makes the dreaded task easier to tackle.
This was by far the easiest tutorial to follow. I can’t believe people pay a Plummer for this. I am a 54 year old man, and had no problem installing. Thanks for the video!
He's fixed all the cars now. He's moving into home furnishing
I was always wondering how I could fix this. Thanks a lot chrisfix!
Now you know! Any time!
Somehow you are acing the topics right now for me. This week I have a faucet to replace and a quick release to add to the steering wheel in my track car. I've done these before but always appreciate your tips.
This video is awesome. All the do it yourself people will love this. I love Chris’s excitement in his videos.
Another common reason for slow drains? A clogged vent at the roof. Also, i do tend to prefer a basin wrench for water lines, a cheap tool to buy, but perhaps not worth it if you don't use it often. An adjustable works just fine, just with more colourful words in super tight spaces. Haha Great video as always Chris. Its always great to see your video posts. Hope everyone is staying safe. Take care.
Very true about the roof vents - every winter around when temperatures dip below -30°C we tend to have ice form in our roof vents, so our drains are slower and when the washer drains, you hear it through the kitchen sink. At least those clogs fix themselves by March!
@@questioner1596 as a person that lives in Atlantic Canada, where the temperature swings from -40c to +40c depending on the time of year. I am very farmilliar with that particular issue.
We’re going to start fixing everything now 👍👍
Thank you so much , I bought one of these and now I feel more confident in myself to install it with your help. Great video !
only Chris can make installing a drain exciting👍🏻✌🏻
Woah! Love this expanded assortment of content, Chris!
Glad you enjoy it!
Seriously! Don't be afraid to show us how to fix literally anything
@@chrisfix where is the April fools joke???
Thank you! Now my sink faucet works perfectly!
Literally posted this 7 mins ago, you posted 5 mins ago 😂😂 fixed in 2 mins?
@@JayFeuerherm beat me to it lol
@@JayFeuerherm lol
@@JayFeuerherm . So many clowns seeking attention.
Best tutorial, straight to the point, entertaining, not to long and best of all informative. THANK YOU.
Thanks!
I was trying to change the aerator when I broke the pipe leading to it. This video saved me so much extra hassle and cost. You rock as usual Chrisfix
Hey guys welcome back to Chris fix sink
This is an annoyingly good April Fools video, and I love how even though you are so busy with your other videos, you always make the effort to get these ones out on time!
Female here. I appreciate this lol i feel sure i can do it by myself now. Tired of calling a plumber snd esiting forever and the mess etc they leave behind. Do it myself it'll be done right
I decided to finally replace my bathroom faucet -- and I knew you were the right video because my old faucet is the same as yours :) thanks for clear and concise directions for this old lady.
Glad the video was helpful!
This video honestly shows that Chris can fix almost anything. Great video btw!
April fools or not, you should do more of these videos. Home improvement and car repairs are both interesting. (honestly I bet you could make a "how to change a lightbulb" tutorial interesting)
Thanks for this great video
This was the best diy video for this. It’ll be my first time doing it and I feel comfortable having watched this video.
Excellent and clear instructions. Excellent view. Thank you for sharing!!!! 🤗
Great work Chris! Love how you add little tips and information on such a simple video tutorial. O-ring explanation, a catch can for the P-trap, etc. it looks like Chrisfix isn’t just “the car guy” anymore👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks!
He's got some pretty old videos on fixing other home related things like a dryer, useful stuff. It hasn't always been just cars!
Yes!!!
@@some0ne8 Yeah i do remember the dryer video, but he is know as the car guy
You aware what day it is? :)
I thought this was going to be a hilarious April fool's day video. I'm pleasantly surprised that it's a well made home improvement tutorial! Looking forward to the future videos on the ChrisFish channel.
Thank you so much! Until I saw how simple this is, I didn’t think I could do it myself. Will get a nice upgrade and the satisfaction of doing it myself and saving money!
This video was so helpful; thank you for sharing and all your detailed instructions!
Next April Fools I’d love to see a “how to replace a roof on your house!” Dude can do literally any project and still make have it high quality and concise!
It’s about time Chris posted something useful. What a great video!
What do you mean? He has always been uploading useful videos
@@chrisfix must be sarcasm
@@chrisfix they are idk what this guys talking about i love your videos
They’ve all been useful
😂
Dude your trick of pressing the drain with the pliers just saved me. I had been struggling for almost an hour...thanks!
I'm so happy I found your channel! My husband is disabled and I desperately needed to replace our sink faucet and you helped me so much and saved us money. God bless you 😊
Home tutorials would be incredible! I just recently did a hair and junk clean-up from the stopper/gasket and had to deal with removing the pivot rod and making sure it didn't get any leaks putting it back together. Crazy timing on this video!
I'm a service tech, I do these all the time. One other thing is, when your faucet gets a drip when you turn it off, they need new seats and seals....$10 for a pack of 10 seals and springs and you can repair your faucet for 100 years. Super simple as well. I'm a bigger guy, so I hate doing sink faucets because it's hard for my fat a$$ to get under there 😂 good video brother!
Thanks for the tip and thanks a lot!
That's a good idea to tell us about the washers and springs but be careful there are about a thousand different ones out there it's better to take a sample of what you got with you when you buy them. I like using WD-40 to help with installation. Also kitchen sinks that are one handle have an O-ring when it leaks at the stem- you use an allen wrench on the back to remove the handle to get to the O-ring.
I am also a service tech in the housing industry. If I see those old angle stops I replace those as well
Wow, Chris. This is really informational! Your way of explaining things is really well for not only car tutorials, but DIYs too! I wish I can see more videos like these too! 👍👍
This made super confident to do it. Thank you!
I'd watch you repair anything, simply because of your very good style of explaining things. Nothing useless is said, everything is well-ordered and spiced with good little tips that also come at the right time. Simply great tutorials about stuff, it's hard to mess up if you follow these closely. Watching since the video about your neighbor's free honda that cranks but won't start XD It was a great one, there was a lot that I didn't know and I immediately appreciated the structure of the content!
I'd love to try this on my miata💯💯😂😂
I was just thinking my focus st needed a sink😂 Chris is literally the dad many people didn’t have😂
Hai
Do it!
when Chrisfix is a all-rounder....hit him with everything......car, engine, racing, sink, fishes, boat, wheels, cleaning 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🚒
Could watch you explain and fix things all day bro you're the GOAT I would literally pay for a class taught by you 😂
Got my first house here 2 years ago, and i've found doing home improvements to be very satisfying and rewarding. Would love to see you do some more of these Chris!
I was honestly waiting for this to turn into an April fool's video, but after watching to the end I will say this is a 100% legit tutorial. My father was a master plumber with his own business for over 40 years, and I learned how to do this type of repair when I was a teenager. This is an excellent documentary on how to perform this simple project at home.
My dad has had a replacement faucet sitting around for years. He never replaced it and I had no idea what to do. This video made it INCREDIBLY easy.
I'm glad the video made it easy for you!
Chris, with this vid I just did this myself and it worked out perfectly. Love your vids man, please more handy tips either car or house. You rock man
Real talk that was a fantastic tutorial. I would not mind more of these. Goes to show you how ChrisFix-style videos are fantastic, regardless the content.
Ohh today is april 1st 🤣🤣
Yo, this was so helpful. I was tired of waiting for someone who said they'd do it, and I couldn't have done this so quickly without your help! 💪😊
Chris always finds new areas and explains every step well on why he does it. Easy for all of us to miss that is why I watch more videos and pick more good tips and knowledge. Also nice to read good and valuable comments for other plumbers. I will love Chris to branch out into investing and more side hustle business videos during this difficult time economically but idk he will. My side hustle is car key programming and maybe quick plumbing jobs like this can be added to my hustle lol. Thanks
Thanks 👍