So we have had this problem for about 6 months or longer. Our hot water in the kitchen would not run with as much pressure as the cold. When this was a new predicament-we pondered what could be making it happen. Ben was pretty sure he knew what needed to be fixed, but it was at the bottom of our to do list.It was however effecting our dishwasher and so Ben wanted to tackle this before he went back to work.
So the saga began around 2:00 pm on Friday-Ben tried to remove our old faucet...which should have taken 10 mins...but actually took about two hours!
By the time it was off we needed to purchase a new faucet-so off to Lowes we went right after dinner. We bought a new fixture-got home and found out we had the wrong kind for our dishwasher hook up.
So this morning Ben went out and bought a new fixture that we thought would work. We then took many hours to get the right hook ups and it looked very nice!
HOWEVER...the hot water still didn't flow with much pressure!!!
SO I then suggested that perhaps the clog was where the shut off valve was-quite possible since the valve was not shutting off properly.
SO Ben went off to Ace Hardware to get the new shut off valve. A half an hour later he installed it and discovered that he had the wrong piece-because there was no where to hook up the water line to it.
SOOOOO off he went again to Ace to tell them what he needed and get some professional direction. A half and hour later he came home and installed the proper shut off valve. He turned on the water and......guess what?
IT WORKED!!!
So the sink is now beautiful and working and doing all the things it needs to do. And we are not talking about the fact that it really only would have cost us $8.00 if we had started from the bottom up!
Enjoy the pictures of our new sink.