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Installing a drop-in sink and a top-mount, single-handle faucet is a fast and easy kitchen facelift. One thing to consider when choosing a new sink and faucet is how many holes the faucet requires. Is it a single-handle unit or does it have separate handles for hot and cold water? Do you need holes for a separate sprayer or soap dispenser? Most drop-in sinks are available with various numbers of faucet holes.
Tip: If you end up with different setups, such as a one-hole faucet and a three-hole sink, you can make it work by using the plate, called an escutcheon, that typically comes with the faucet to cover unused holes in the sink.
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