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#Adapter faucet to garden hose how to

Eventually, I will connect a line to the hot water handle so that it won’t matter which handle I turn on – I will have water on either side! I connected a “Y” splitter on my spigot so that I could keep my regular garden hose connected to the water, then will eventually add another “Y” splitter to the leader hose to run the line to the hot water handle, as well. In my setup, I only have one line running to the cold water handle. A line can be connected to both the hot water handle and the cold water handle, though obviously there will be no hot water. I connected my outdoor hose to the sink for the water. 16″ plastic slip joint center continuous waste outlet (the same type of T-shaped drain that is probably under the kitchen sink) (“Y” splitter for spigot (Roll of Teflon tape (

Here is a link to a similar part that will use an adapter for the garden hose end:

1 brass hose connector – double female swivel 1/2″ NPS male to 1/2″ male hose (should be found in the garden area of any home improvement store) (<– affiliate link!) *** It has been brought to my attention that the link goes to a different part now.

1 straight plumbing connector – 1/2″ MIP/outlet 3/8″ OD (<– affiliate link!).

1 faucet connector (water supply) at 12″ – 1/2″ FIP to 3/8″ COMP (<– affiliate link!).

Having an outdoor sink that hooks to the hose is incredibly convenient, especially for filling pet water dishes, rinsing paint brushes, or even to get a drink of water! Materials:

#Adapter faucet to garden hose how to

Now, I will share how to install the outdoor sink faucet and make the connection between the faucet adapter on the stainless steel sink to the garden hose! It is such an easy set-up and I cannot help but be excited over the fact that having a DIY outdoor sink station is so convenient! So, I’ve already shared how I built my own DIY outdoor sink. Build an Outdoor Sink (Part Two) – Connecting the Water Supply