Fix a Leaky Kitchen Faucet DIY Infographic in 7 Steps

Numbered steps infographic titled "Fix a Leaky Kitchen Faucet". Vertical beginner DIY home-repair infographic in a home magazine instructional style, warm earth workshop palette (terracotta, olive, sand, wood tones, matte metal accents). Show 7 numbered step cards in clear top-to-bottom sequence, each with a realistic kitchen sink/faucet scene, tools, and anatomically correct hand positions. Each card includes a short heading in English and a one-line caption in English. Step 1: heading "Gather Tools"; caption "Use an adjustable wrench, screwdriver, rag, bucket, and replacement washers or cartridge." Visual: tools neatly arranged beside a kitchen sink. Step 2: heading "Shut Off Water"; caption "Turn off the hot and cold supply valves under the sink before starting." Visual: hands closing shutoff valves under sink. Safety callout in English: "Turn off water before disconnecting any plumbing." Step 3: heading "Shut Off Power"; caption "Switch off power to the garbage disposal or nearby outlet before working under the sink." Visual: hand switching breaker or unplugging disposal. Safety callout in English: "Shut off power before working near electrical connections." Step 4: heading "Plug Drain & Remove Handle"; caption "Plug the drain, pry off the cap, and unscrew the faucet handle carefully." Visual: hand placing drain plug, then removing faucet handle with screwdriver. Step 5: heading "Inspect Parts"; caption "Take out the stem or cartridge and check washers, O-rings, and seals for wear." Visual: faucet disassembled in logical order on a towel. Step 6: heading "Replace Worn Parts"; caption "Install matching new washers or a new cartridge, then apply plumber's grease if needed." Visual: hand fitting replacement parts into faucet body. Step 7: heading "Reassemble & Test"; caption "Reassemble the faucet, turn water back on slowly, and check for leaks." Visual: hands reattaching handle, then water running smoothly from faucet. Include small beginner-friendly tips panel: "Tip: Bring old parts to the store for an exact match." Clean instructional illustration, tidy modern kitchen background, easy-to-read labels, soft shadows, magazine-quality layout, clear arrows showing sequence. All text rendered cleanly in English, no spelling errors, no gibberish characters, no graphic gore, no watermarks Safety-conscious — include "shut off power / water before X" callouts for electrical / plumbing. Anatomically correct hand positions.