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Kevin Coleman
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Low Pressure

Kevin Coleman
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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I just bought a 3 flat(triplex for the non Chicagoan's) and I am hacking it. I live in the top unit, the bottom two are rented.  One of my tenants saw me today and said that their kitchen faucet water pressure was low.  I went in and checked it out and yes, it is low.  The bathroom sink, shower and outside waterhose all appear to have adequate pressure.  Any suggestions before I call a plumber.

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    Mack McPhatter
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    Mack McPhatter
    • Contractor
    • Nederland, TX
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    Kevin Coleman Most faucets have a strainer on them that can sometimes get clogged with debris. Unscrew it, clean out the debris, screw it back on and you should be good.

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