Maybe this is because of the water quality. The remains of the sediments might have clogged the filter. you can easily clean it if you have the repair tools or you can call the plumber for replacing the faucet if it is too old for repairing.

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In alt.home.repair, on Tue, 30 Mar 2021 12:15:02 +0000, Melissa Wayne
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Maybe this is because of the water quality. The remains of the sediments might have clogged the filter. you can easily clean it if you have the repair tools or you can call the plumber for replacing the faucet if it is too old for repairing.

No water at all or just slow?

You don't need much of a tool to clean the aerator, just be aware that
unscrewing goes in the opposite direction when you're looking at
something from the other end. If you can't get a grip use one of the
textured rubber sheets used to grip and open jars with metal caps.


How come we never see the original post just eventual answers?