Fixing or replacing kitchen taps is one of those jobs that many homeowners may find themselves asked to do from time to time, but it doesnt have to be as daunting as it sounds.Speaking to the Sioux City Journal, local plumbing guru Bill Foulk said all you need to get started is a basin wrench, although it helps if you pick the right kitchen tap first.Buying a tap that comes in standard parts will mean you are not left high and dry if the manufacturer discontinues its line, he advised.It is also crucial to give yourself enough time to complete the task - Mr Foulk suggests three or four hours - and, if in doubt, dont be shy of getting expert advice from a plumber.In the Fremont News Messenger, handywoman Audrey Glemba said a watch and learn approach is the best way to find out how to perform household tasks.