How do you remove a pot filler?
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯you call a plumber! Y would u want too? That's an expensive addition,I'd push it flat againist the wall & ignore it.I'd never remove it! Great for resale value! I'd love to have had one,but no water lines& was told @least one thousand in costs to run a water line under my floor sink side to my gas stove side of kitchen .leave it!
I agree with Meburke! That is an expensive feature to install and a big plus. If you REALLY want to remove it post a photo. It can be removed, but in a way that it can be reinstalled in the future. Or just move it out of the way!
It leaks like crazy if you use the outside faucet. Have no idea how the two are connected!
I agree, you're going to tneed a professional for this on. good luck
If you remove it there's a good chance there will be a leak somewhere else when you turn on the outside faucet. Or there may already be a leak in the wall that you can't see.
Something is not installed correctly.
We have a "frost-free" outdoor faucet. One spring we turned it on and immediately had a huge flood in the basement. somehow the last bit of pipe going to it had frozen and cracked over the winter.
Of course, you must start with that call to the plumber. Leaking water just gets more expensive as time goes by. Once your leak is fixed, you could put a false wall to cover the pot filler. You could even use part of the space to create storage.
I would push it to the side or call a plumber.
Removal will not be cheap and might create more problems with water.
Put a pot on the stove so when it leaks it doesn't cause any damage, call a plumber to get the problem resolved asap! Something is definitely wrong with how the piping was installed and the sooner a professional can diagnose the problem the better off you'll be. Is this a new home? You may have discovered an issue the builder isn't aware of and will handle the repair or help you resolve the issue in some way.
Hi Dodie, honestly unless you know what you're doing, call a plumber. Why not keep it and paint it to blend in with the background.