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thanks for the replies - yes they are standard, separate pillar taps. Off to B&Q it is then for that brass nut thingy. Hopefully this is now my final question, when it comes to actually removing the tap - I'll turn off the water at the mains, remove the flange to expose the tap bonnet and...

ok, a picture... yes, I can see how that would be a great help. Time to contort myself under the sink and see what I can achieve then. I must say that my appreciation for plumbers has rocketed since I started trying to fix this, I had no idea how cramped everything is, it's like someone...

that was so fast. I'm impressed.. especially as I only managed to post half the message! oh the shame. Let me try again Hello, I have a very slow leak/drip (barely a cup's worth over 24 hours that I'm hoping I'm going to be able to fix myself) from under the kitchen sink. The...

The problem is that all the youTube videos and guides I can find refer to flexible connectors from the bottom of the tap under the sink, but this plumbing is so old that once you get under the sink, the pipes that lead from the bottom of the taps are straight and not at all flexible. I have...