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The single handle faucet will not stay on. There is a set screw that is supposed to hold it on there but it never catches. There is a plastic bushing inside the handle, but the lip on it is cracked. It doesn’t seem to be affecting the set screw area. Now I had the handle securly attached, however the range of motion was limited and it would take up to 15 seconds of me holding the diverter for enough pressure to build up so the shower would kick on. Anyt thoughts on whether or not i can buy a replacement piece or set that is counter sunk or what not? My goal after all this rambling is to have regular water pressure and a handle that stays on.

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it sprays and solid stream at the same time won’t switch from one to the other anymore ..how do i fix it ?

I’m about to replace my kitchen counter tops, cook top and sink.
We bought a new 4 hole granite sink and a single control pullout spray sink faucet.
Taking into consideration that we plan on installing the sink as an under mount should we use one of the holes for the existing dishwasher overflow valve?

I installed a new stainless steel one-hole sink along with a new Kohler faucet. We have no plumbing problems, however the sink seems unstable when using any force on the handle. Are there any installation tips regarding the durability of the sink.
It is a 1-hole 2-basin sink. The weakness seems to reside in the raised area behind the two basins where the faucet is placed. It appears only for aesthetic reasons and runs two thirds across horizontally which seems to lose support for the faucet.

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looking to put new kitchen faucet in but only has 1 hole in sink and the faucet i got you need 3 holes to mount is it possible to cut two more holes in sink and what to cut holes with

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“Aspiring writers don’t aspire — they write.” –J.C. Hutchins, 7th Son: Descent

“Done is better than fun.” –Erin Blakemore, The Heroine’s Bookshelf

“My favorite advice comes from Margaret Mitchell, who encouraged all writers to ‘put your work up for two months and then when you take it out again the errors will fairly leap out at you till you wonder why you ever thought it was good.’” – Ellen F. Brown, Margaret Mitchell’s Gone With the Wind: A Bestseller’s Odyssey.

“Tell a good story, and tell it well.” –Therese Fowler, Exposure

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“Journal when you can: memories, snippets of dialogue you’ve overheard, cool character or street names. Someday you will be happy to have these details in your pocket.” –Siobhan Fallon, You Know When the Men Are Gone

“Write every day. Find a time that works for you, and stick to it. Defend its sanctity with your life. There will be good days and there will be bad days, but if you show up every day and put in the time then sooner or later you’ll end up with a story.” –Alex George, A Good American

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“Read, read, read!” –Kelly O’Connor McNees, The Lost Summer of Louisa May Alcott

“Because there will always be times you get stymied by plunges in confidence, blank screens and the refrigerator, always surround yourself with three books that are either about writing and how to do it or that are written in a style you appreciate and want to emulate.” –Rachel Machacek, The Science of Single

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“Don’t fret about getting all the details into first draft; a manuscript is like a cake, let it bake and cool, then go back and decorate!” –Beth Hoffman, Saving CeeCee Honeycutt

“It takes a while for the kitchen faucet in my third-floor apartment to actually produce hot water, and I’ve found that to be a great metaphor about the need to write every day—the water won’t heat up unless you let it run a while.” –Wendy McClure, The Wilder Life

“Let your characters talk to you. If you are stuck, ask him or her, ‘So what is it that you’re really upset about?’ And then let him or her speak.” –Caroline Leavitt, Pictures of You

“Write the novel that’s bursting to come out of you, in a voice that is gloriously yours. And believe in that voice.” –Melissa Senate, The Love Goddess’ Cooking School

“Writers write.” –Molly Harper, How to Flirt With a Naked Werewolf

“Keep one last sentence in your head at the end of the day so that you know the first thing you will write tomorrow.” –Deborah Harkness, A Discovery of Witches

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Will the one hole, uncluttered look work, colors, granite, back splash are very bold w/lots of "personality". Or should I use the "bridge" faucet w/curved faucet that I bought already. I like the traditional look, nothing modern and it must be brushed n ickel.