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Pro tip: Double-check the model number before buying faucet parts, I had to return mine twice
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white.nathan1mo ago
My old method was pure guesswork, but that photo idea is brilliant.
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ward.jamie1mo ago
Why is it always such a tiny, worn-off stamp you need a flashlight to see? I've been there, and it's maddening. My advice is to take a clear photo of the model number right on your phone before you even leave the house (or open the browser). That way you can zoom in and compare it directly to the part listing. It saves so much time versus trying to remember a random string of letters and numbers. Trust me, the photo trick is a game changer.
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