96 pcs Flat and Beveled Faucet Washers and Brass Bibb Screws Assortment for Use with Assorted Quick-Opening Style Faucets Stem Worn Out Washer Replacements Black

The ZDBB 1000 Pcs O-Ring and Washer Kit has been a fantastic addition to my DIY toolkit. I recently used this kit for a variety of home repairs, including fixing leaky faucets and replacing worn-out washers in my garden hose connections.One of the things I like most about this kit is its versatility. With 18 different sizes of O-rings and rubber washers, it feels like I have the right part for any job that comes up. Whether it’s a minor plumbing repair or sealing air or gas connections, I’ve always found the perfect fit without having to run to the hardware store.The quality of the O-rings and washers is impressive. They’re made from durable rubber that holds up well under pressure and doesn’t crack easily, ensuring long-lasting repairs. I also appreciate that the kit comes in a well-organized case, making it easy to find exactly what I need quickly.One minor downside is that the case could be a bit sturdier. It feels a little flimsy, and I worry about the compartments mixing if it gets jostled around too much. But considering the sheer number of useful parts it holds, this is a small complaint.Using this kit has saved me both time and money. Instead of having to buy individual washers and O-rings, I now have a comprehensive assortment at my fingertips, ready for any repair. For any DIYer, this kit is a practical and valuable investment.

Very good can fit any size.

Comes with more then you'll need for a lifetime. Cheaper theb getting a new hose. So far so good.

great assortment for everyday use

As described. Works great.

Fast delivery vast assortment of quality washers

Nice pack - good selection

96 pieces is impressive, but that is not as important as SIZES. The pack's # of Sizes is actually 5 (not 10) because they are duplicated in FLAT and BEVEL washers (so 10 is technically correct but not functionally).As such, the 5 sizes are OK for "average faucets" like shutoff valves. For people with potable water faucets (like kitchen & bath), if you are handy enough to replace worn faucets, you should bit the $ bullet and replace those fixtures with new hardware with ceramic cartridges that should last as long as your remainder of your life.For shutoff valves that are occasionally used, it is cheaper and faster to replace the washer seals with this washer batch then remove, install and solder in new ball valves.I have 3 remainder shutoff valves (for outside garden faucets and balcony, requiring shutoff for my Winters below 32d) that are still multi-turn using these washers, and this set of 5 sizes covered only ONE of the 3 - this set of 5 sizes didn't have 2 "too small" and "too large" sizes that I needed. For the "too small, I used the bevel 3/8S (smallest in the set) and flipped it to fit the holder and used the "flat end" as the seal.The 3 + 3 (2 sizes) bib screws are a nice touch, and I did replaced the old screws with this set. I needed 1 standard and 1 large diameter screw.To fast forward, the bib screws are VERY useful, and that could be a couple of $ value. The 5 size set is too narrow of a range, and there's no need for BOTH flat & bevel; either one is OK with the BEVEL I think lasting longer & potentially less prone to be overtightened (due to shape & bigger material size).I ended up also buying the DANCO 100-peice set which are all FLAT, but have 10 sizes of washers (with 0 and 00 smaller ones than this TWCC set). The Danco set doesn't have: bib screws or a nice size organizer tray, and cost $2 more. Therefore, depends on your needs if this set or the DANCO set is better.