Switch hot and cold supply lines on faucet?

>>1012981
Why not just switch the lines on the valves?
Surely that will fix the problem correct?

>>1012986
Like from the lines that come from the shut-off vales? Could you re-explain?

>>1012988
The hoses that come off the valves and connect to the faucet
Why couldnt you just switch both of them?

>>1012990
The hoses in my kitchen cabinet are the same length. But if you mean switch the hoses in pic related, how can I do that?

>>1012993
*In the cabinet under my sink

>>1012981
New hoses cost like $4 each. Just get longer ones.

>>1012981
>switch these out
take it apart? no
simply use the opposite one? I don't see why not

Get a coupling, an extension, or a longer hose. It's easy and cheap to do it the right way. You absolutely could hook them up to the wrong sides and it would work, but I had a plumber uncle tell me once it's not up to code. He could have been bullshitting me, but it's the same thing as light switches, on a basic circuit up should always be on, and down should always be off. Left should always be hot, right should always be cold.

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>>1012981
get one of these