½×¾‌ Long Bath Shoe Gasket

½×¾‌ Long Bath Shoe Gasket Sealed and leak-proof: Prevent water from beneath the faucet base from seeping into the cabinet along the installation holes.

Buffering and scratch resistance: Protect fragile ceramic or stone countertops/sinks from being scratched by the metal faucet base, while filling in minor unevenness to make the installation more stable.

The faucet installation gasket is a small component, but it bears the significant responsibility of sealing and preventing leakage as well as protecting the countertop. When installing or replacing a faucet, never neglect it.

Choosing a high-quality material (such as silicone) and an irregular-shaped gasket with a "skirt edge" and installing it correctly can save your kitchen or bathroom from many potential water leakage troubles and property losses.

How to install a shower head gasket correctly?

1. Remove the old gasket, clean the dirt and debris at the interface, and keep it dry and clean.

2. Place the new gasket at the interface, making sure it fits tightly to the wall, showerhead and hose without leaving any gaps.

3. Tighten the interface, but do not apply excessive force to avoid damaging the showerhead, hose and gasket.

4. Turn on the faucet and check if there is any leakage at the joint. If there is any leakage, the showerhead gasket should be rechecked to ensure it is installed correctly.

Precautions for shower head gaskets

1. Choose gaskets that suit your showerhead and hose to ensure sealing performance.

2. Do not tighten the interface too forcefully to avoid damaging the showerhead, hose and gasket.

3. Regularly check if there is any water leakage at the connection between the showerhead and the hose. If so, replace the showerhead gasket in time.

4. When replacing the showerhead gasket, the dirt and debris at the interface should also be cleaned to keep it dry and clean.

5. If you don't know how to install the shower head gasket correctly, you can leave a message to consult us for professional help.