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Home Improvement > Kitchen > How to Replace a Kitchen Faucet

Learn how to replace a kitchen faucet and install shut-off valves beneath the kitchen sink.

Remove the Hose Clamp on the Dishwasher Hose

Step

Loosen the clamp on the dishwasher hose with a screwdriver in preparation for removing the sink drain. Removing the drain is not a necessity, but we opt to do so and create more work room in the cramped space under the sink.

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