Python No Spill & Fill Faucet HELP!!!!

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eternity302

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After doing this and that and DIY and stuff.. I resorted to ask about this!

I live on the third floor of my house, no sink up here at all!
I need a better way than carry water constantly!
My bathroom sink have no thread!
WHAT DO I DO??? I AM SOOOOO LOST!! HELP!! I tried a million different things already!

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Replace the faucet with one that has threads! Are you sure the aerator on the faucet in the pic doesn't unscrew? Bathroom faucets don't cost that much and are usually easy to replace too.
 
eternity302;2423189; said:
What's an aerator?
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It's the screen thing you see in the pic above. The tip where the water comes out. That should screw out. It may be stuck from water deposits and my need some coaxing but it should come out.
 
I had a sink just like that, it'll unscrew (the round ring where the water comes out. Then you can use an adapter from a hardware store or just buy another faucet for under $40 that'll work better with your hose.
 
eternity302;2423178; said:
After doing this and that and DIY and stuff.. I resorted to ask about this!

I live on the third floor of my house, no sink up here at all!
I need a better way than carry water constantly!
My bathroom sink have no thread!
WHAT DO I DO??? I AM SOOOOO LOST!! HELP!! I tried a million different things already!
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get a pair of pliers that fitting on the faucet will come off and there is threads on the inside trust me get pliers and remove the faucet tip there aree threads inside
 
agreed that faucet is perfect for a python,you just got to unscrew the aerator.Good job posting a pic,I guarantee many of the folks that think they cant attach a python to thier faucet,can.
 
Somtimes the deposits make it difficult but it will come off. As mentioned before; if it doesn't budge, a new faucet is well worth the trouble.

BTW, since you are on the third floor, how big is the tank?

When I used to live in an aprtment, it was a drag because I spent more time back and forth to the bathroom than I care to remember (fill buckets in the bathtub and dump old water in the toilet)
 
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