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Plumbing 101a | Flow vs Pressure

By Steve, on December 22nd, 2009

As a service plumber, one of the most common plumbing problems that I have been asked to diagnose is low “water pressure”. The reason that I put “water pressure” in quotes is because what a customer thinks is low water pressure is quite often actually low flow. There . . . → Read More:

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