The water pressure in our kitchen faucet has dropped to a little more
than a trickle, but is fine in the bathrooms and laundry room. I
think it may have been happening gradually over a period of time up
until finding it at this very low level this morning.

Any ideas what would be causing this and how to diagnose the problem?

Thanks.

On Jun 10, 6:19*am, wrote:
The water pressure in our kitchen faucet has dropped to a little more
than a trickle, but is fine in the bathrooms and laundry room. *I
think it may have been happening gradually over a period of time up
until finding it at this very low level this morning.

Any ideas what would be causing this and how to diagnose the problem?

Thanks.

Did you take off the airator on the faucet yet

On Jun 10, 7:26*am, ransley wrote:

Did you take off the airator on the faucet yet

Gee, that was easy. Guess I won't be showing my face around here
again for awhile...

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On Jun 10, 7:26 am, ransley wrote:
Did you take off the airator on the faucet yet

Gee, that was easy. Guess I won't be showing my face around here
again for awhile...

It's a common problem that's often missed. I removed
one for a friend who had little water flow at her
kitchen sink and found a washer with a little government
required 1/8 inch hole in it. Guess what happened when
I violated federal law and removed that silly little
restricting washer? It worked better!

TDD

Hey, don't worry about it. It's so simple to miss the
obvious. I've done it any number of times.

--
Christopher A. Young
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On Jun 10, 7:26 am, ransley wrote:

Did you take off the airator on the faucet yet

Gee, that was easy. Guess I won't be showing my face around
here
again for awhile...