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Close the water-supply shut-off valve nearest to the hose faucet to be replaced.
Go back to the faucet, disconnect the hose, and open the faucet so it drains.
Return to the shut-off valve and check its side for a small nut, or drain cap. If you see one, hold a bucket under the valve and loosen the nut with your fingers or a pair of pliers. Any water tapped between the faucet and the shut-off valve will drain out.
Go back to the faucet, disconnect the hose, and open the faucet so it drains.
Return to the shut-off valve and check its side for a small nut, or drain cap. If you see one, hold a bucket under the valve and loosen the nut with your fingers or a pair of pliers. Any water tapped between the faucet and the shut-off valve will drain out.
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