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Low pressure in 1 bathroom but not in the other
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We have a house with 2 full bathrooms with city water. The master bathroom has a very good pressure (through the spat with both faucets opened) but the guest bathroom has low pressure (through the spat with both faucets opened). Anything that I can do to fix this? I would think both should be the same. Thanks, Alpe |
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It sounds like you're losing volume in the supplies in the guest bathroom. The first I would do is shut the water off to the house and remove bothy angle stops. You should now have two pipes coming out of the wall. Place a bucket in front of the pipes and have someone turn the water back on for a minute to flush out both supplies. You should have a strong stream out of both. Reassembly and try it now. Good luck, Tom
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