Drip-drip-drip

[OnJa]

The faucet in bathroom is drip, drip, dripping.
I have tried taking it apart, but it is plastic and not metal like the ones at home. I was hoping to just replace the little rubber washer at the base where it closes. I cannot get the plastic part to come out like the old metal ones do. You just unscrew them.

Any help is appreciated please.

[Dunner]

My contention about almost everything is: If they put it together, it can be taken apart. Maybe it needs to be pried apart. Or the washer retainer is pressed in.

[RustyJC]

Go to the hardware or "big box" store, get yourself a quality residential faucet and be done with it. It should be a bolt-in replacement.

Rusty

[H. Miller]

Ditto - Rusty,
Back when we were "doing" less expensive trailers the first thing we did when arriving home was to get rid of all the plastic and install brass faucets in bath & kitchen.

[Glassalley52]

Yep. The plastic faucet was the first thing we replaced.