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Angle stops are the valves underneath your bathroom or kitchen sink that shut off the water supply to the faucet. It's not uncommon for these valves to fail after several decades of disuse and corrosion. Fortunately, replacing an angle stop valve is a fairly simple procedure that requires common hand tools.
Ball Valves. The small shutoff valves you find under sinks and toilets are often ball valves. The valve chamber contains a close-fitting plastic or metal ball with a hole in it, and it's closed when the hole is aligned perpendicular to the water flow. The operation of a ball-valve differs from either a gate or stop valve because you can only turn the handle through 90 degrees. The valve is open when the lever is parallel to the water flow and closed when it's perpendicular.