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Water pressure loss on 2nd floor bath
Just a few days ago the water pressure dropped in the upstairs bathroom. We have a ionics water filtration system / softener put in six months ago. I tried removing the shower head to look for calcium buildup, but there was not trace. Any ideas on why the water pressure dropped? All bath & sink downstairs have no change in pressure.
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