I'm assuming you're talking about supply fittings
and not faucet direction. I've never seen anything
that doesn't tighten clockwise except some propane
fittings. If the link is underneath and you have hoses
you might want to just replace them, especially if
they're the old plastic type. Those sometimes burst.


"Sky" wrote in message
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| Please be nice, y'all The faucet for my kitchen sink has a chronic
| drip, which isn't good for my water bill (duh!) I know it's an easy
| remedy to fix with wrenches (no, I didn't type "wench"!). Problem is, I
| easily get "backwards" - OK, call me dyslexic, maybe?! To tighten the
| darn faucet, is it opposite the usual "righty-tighty, lefty-loosey"?
|
| TIA and more. Yeah-yeah, I can look at Google and YouTube, but I'd
| rather ask here. Bicycle peddles are NOT righty-tighty ;P
|
| Sky
|
| PS. I know left from right - but don't take my "word" for it - just go
| the way I point! VBG!
|
| PPS. I have the appropriate tools and know how to use them :
|