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I broke my butt installing a new three handled shower and tub faucet
only to find that I am disappointed in the amount of water that flows through it. I was told by the Ferguson parts supplier that a 2 1/2 gallon per minute faucet is standard, noone make a different faucet and there is no way of increasing the flow. Is this correct? I cannot believe it. My questions a 1. Is there some resonable way to modify these faucets to increase the flow? 2. Does someone make higher flow faucets? The faucets I put in are Proflo # pfll43a from Ferguson. |
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