How do you fix a leaky faucet handle?

Stick your finger under the faucet and see what temperature the water is. If it's a little warm, the leak is coming from the hot side of the faucet. If...

On modern faucets, most leaky handles are caused by a worn faucet cartridge. On older faucets, the leak is usually caused by a worn washer or O-ring. You can bring...

In a bladder-tank, you can only "read" the pressure TANK residual with the water off and the tank empty of water, leaving only the air-pressure in the top portion. If...

It could be backpressure, which would mean the faucet's only made to fully retain water in one direction. Turn the faucet handle down until the faucet stops leaking. This is...

Pliers. If you don't want to damage anything, then just put a towel or rag between the pliers and the adapter.

You might luck out that way, but it's best to take a filter-fitting adapter and your old aerator to your local home improvement store to then match both to the...

Air in the pipes makes them bang.

Use acetic acid or white vinegar. For heavy build-up or extra stubborn limescale buildup soak a rag in the acid or vinegar and wrap it around the faucet taps. Let...