Prashant Mishra
Use a wrench to tighten all the connections.
Replace the worn-out washer inside the spray head.
Clean the Nozzle
Clean the nozzle with a pin to remove mineral deposits.
Apply Teflon tape around the threads for a tight seal.
Inspect the hose for cracks and damage.
Clean the trigger mechanism with vinegar.
Replace the damaged O-ring inside the spray head.
Use a rubber band to tighten the leaking joint.
Use waterproof glue to seal small cracks.
Lower the water pressure to prevent leaks.
Ensure there are no blockages in the hose.
Create a makeshift washer from a rubber band or old tire.
Wrap the leaking area with plastic wrap and secure it.
Replace any worn-out seals.
Use an old gasket from another plumbing fixture.