Are you looking to upgrade your kitchen faucet but worried about the hassle of installation? Look no further! In this guide, we'll show you how to replace your kitchen faucet in just 30 minutes using the versatile DuoFaucets.

At DuoFaucets, we understand the importance of a functional and stylish kitchen. That's why our products are designed to be compatible with almost any countertop configuration. Whether you have one hole, two holes, or three holes drilled in your countertop, our faucets can seamlessly fit in.

Step1: Prepare for Installation

Start by shutting off the hot and cold water supplies under the sink. Ensure the valves are perpendicular to the lines to confirm they're closed. Test the water flow to verify the closure.

Step 2: Remove the Old Faucet

Underneath the sink, loosen the assembly holding the old faucet in place. Disconnect any hoses or attachments, and carefully remove the old faucet.

Step 3: Prepare the Installation for DuoFaucets

If your countertop has multiple holes, use the provided plate to cover them. For single-hole setups, discard the plate and use the round gasket provided by DuoFaucets. Pay attention to the gasket's orientation to align with pipes and hoses.

Step 4: Install the New Faucet

Insert the hoses through the gasket and position the DuoFaucets assembly on the countertop. Use the installation tool provided to secure the faucet in place, ensuring it's oriented correctly with the handle on the desired side.

Step 5: Connect Water Lines and Check for Leaks

Reconnect the hot and cold water lines, tightening them securely. Slowly open the water valves and check for leaks both under the sink and at the faucet.

Step 6: Complete the Installation

Attach the hose head to the faucet, ensuring a snug fit. Test the faucet to ensure proper functionality.

By following these simple steps, you can replace your kitchen faucet with DuoFaucets in just 30 minutes, transforming your kitchen with ease and style. Upgrade your kitchen today with DuoFaucets and enjoy the perfect blend of functionality and aesthetics.