Hi all,
My house recently developed a problem: I have really low water pressure in
one of the bathrooms,
and in the kitchen. Water pressure is fine in the bathroom in the master
bedroom.

The house is sort of a tri-level, I have a family room and laundry that are
sort of below ground level
(Windows in family room are about ground level), the living room and kitchen
are at ground level,
and the two bathrooms and bedroom are upstairs.

One of the bathrooms has good water pressure, and the other, on the same
floor, has almost none.
I have a little more water pressure in the kitchen, but not as much as I
used to have.

What could be the cause?

Thanks for any and all advice and suggestions.

Godfrey

"Godfrey Muganda" wrote in message
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Hi all,
My house recently developed a problem: I have really low water pressure in
one of the bathrooms,
and in the kitchen. Water pressure is fine in the bathroom in the master
bedroom.

It has always been debris in the aerator for me.

Godfrey Muganda wrote:
Hi all,
My house recently developed a problem: I have really low water
pressure in one of the bathrooms,
and in the kitchen. Water pressure is fine in the bathroom in the
master bedroom.

The house is sort of a tri-level, I have a family room and laundry
that are sort of below ground level
(Windows in family room are about ground level), the living room and
kitchen are at ground level,
and the two bathrooms and bedroom are upstairs.

One of the bathrooms has good water pressure, and the other, on the
same floor, has almost none.
I have a little more water pressure in the kitchen, but not as much
as I used to have.

What could be the cause?

Thanks for any and all advice and suggestions.

Godfrey


Sounds like you need to unscrew the thing on the end of the outlet and
clean the screen out then put it back. They sometimes get clogged.

--
Joseph Meehan

Dia duit

Thank you for all replies.

I will try that.

G.

"Joseph Meehan" wrote in message
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Godfrey Muganda wrote:
Hi all,
My house recently developed a problem: I have really low water
pressure in one of the bathrooms,
and in the kitchen. Water pressure is fine in the bathroom in the
master bedroom.

The house is sort of a tri-level, I have a family room and laundry
that are sort of below ground level
(Windows in family room are about ground level), the living room and
kitchen are at ground level,
and the two bathrooms and bedroom are upstairs.

One of the bathrooms has good water pressure, and the other, on the
same floor, has almost none.
I have a little more water pressure in the kitchen, but not as much
as I used to have.

What could be the cause?

Thanks for any and all advice and suggestions.

Godfrey


Sounds like you need to unscrew the thing on the end of the outlet and
clean the screen out then put it back. They sometimes get clogged.

--
Joseph Meehan

Dia duit

We had that happen in a one story in the kitchen a few times already,
and all it turned out to be was a piece of trash got stich in the
aerator pportion on the faucet, and it restricted water flow.
Short of a leak, or corrosion / obstruction in thepipe that leads to
that bath, my suggestion would be check the insides of the aerators
for debris.

On Wed, 03 May 2006 14:13:53 GMT, "Godfrey Muganda"
wrote:
Hi all,
My house recently developed a problem: I have really low water pressure in
one of the bathrooms,
and in the kitchen. Water pressure is fine in the bathroom in the master
bedroom.

The house is sort of a tri-level, I have a family room and laundry that are
sort of below ground level
(Windows in family room are about ground level), the living room and kitchen
are at ground level,
and the two bathrooms and bedroom are upstairs.

One of the bathrooms has good water pressure, and the other, on the same
floor, has almost none.
I have a little more water pressure in the kitchen, but not as much as I
used to have.

What could be the cause?

Thanks for any and all advice and suggestions.

Godfrey



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"~Roy" wrote in message
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We had that happen in a one story in the kitchen a few times already,
and all it turned out to be was a piece of trash got stich in the
aerator pportion on the faucet, and it restricted water flow.
Short of a leak, or corrosion / obstruction in thepipe that leads to
that bath, my suggestion would be check the insides of the aerators
for debris.

On Wed, 03 May 2006 14:13:53 GMT, "Godfrey Muganda"
wrote:
Hi all,
My house recently developed a problem: I have really low water pressure
in
one of the bathrooms,
and in the kitchen. Water pressure is fine in the bathroom in the
master
bedroom.

The house is sort of a tri-level, I have a family room and laundry that
are
sort of below ground level
(Windows in family room are about ground level), the living room and
kitchen
are at ground level,
and the two bathrooms and bedroom are upstairs.

One of the bathrooms has good water pressure, and the other, on the
same
floor, has almost none.
I have a little more water pressure in the kitchen, but not as much as
I
used to have.

What could be the cause?

Thanks for any and all advice and suggestions.

Godfrey

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