My faucet has been leaking for a month now, dripping right into the sink. I tried tightening the valve harder, but that doesn't help. Maybe I need to replace the washer or swap out the whole faucet?
A dripping faucet is almost always a worn-out washer or cartridge, which costs next to nothing and takes five minutes to replace. Turn off the water under the sink, take apart the faucet (usually just two bolts), swap out the washer - and you're done. And if it's a cartridge, it's still simple and cheap.
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