All right, well, let's get to work and start installing these faucets. Okay, the first thing we're going to do is remove the faucet that we currently have. So one of the first things we want to do is turn off the hot and cold water underneath the cabinet. Then we want to quickly look up on top and see what we're dealing with in removing that faucet that we currently have. I've found that using a mirror is a lot easier that way you can quickly see what you're dealing with. Typically, the cold water is on the right and the hot water is on the left. So let's turn them off. Okay, before you loosen the screws, you probably want to put a towel on the bottom because taking these hoses off, there'll probably be a little water that'll drip. I'm just using a crest wrench to loosen up the screws. Once you've got them loose, they'll come off by hand really easy. Do the same thing for the cold water side, the right side. Okay, once we got our water lines disconnected, we can start to remove our faucet. What you'll need is a large set of channel locks. I know this is kind of a pain, but you've got to reach up in there and turn it loose. And once it's loose, you can move it by hand. Once you have removed the nut and the gasket, you'll now be able to pull the faucet out from the top. Now we can remove our faucet. Believe it or not, we're half as done. At this point, you want to stop and think about all the money you're saving doing it yourself. See, it wasn't this hard.